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Geological observations on South America — Plate 1

Charles Darwin, 1846
Geological observations on South America — Plate 1, Charles Darwin
Geological observations on South America — Plate 1, zoomed in

Geological observations on South America — Plate 1 is an Enlightenment Engraving Print created by Charles Darwin in 1846. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Maps, Cross Sections and Scientific Illustration. SourceDownloadSee Geological observations on South America — Plate 1 in the Kaleidoscope

Geological observations on South America — Plate 2, Charles Darwin

Geological observations on South America — Plate 2

1846
Geological observations on South America — Plate 3, Charles Darwin

Geological observations on South America — Plate 3

1846
Top View of the Skull of Toxodon, Charles Darwin

Top View of the Skull of Toxodon

1838
Iceland, or Jer Falcon, John James Audubon

Iceland, or Jer Falcon

John James Audubon, 1827 – 1838
Long-tailed, or Dusky Grous, John James Audubon

Long-tailed, or Dusky Grous

John James Audubon, 1827 – 1838
Plate 30. Song Sparrow, Genevieve Jones

Plate 30. Song Sparrow

Genevieve Jones, 1879 – 1886
Hemisphere of the Old World, Andreas Cellarius

Hemisphere of the Old World

Andreas Cellarius, 1660
The Moon in an eccentric orbit with epicycles, Andreas Cellarius

The Moon in an eccentric orbit with epicycles

Andreas Cellarius, 1660
Christ Carrying the Cross, Northern Renaissance

Christ Carrying the Cross

Martin Schongauer, 1475
Lace Glove, Hippolyte Bayard

Lace Glove

Hippolyte Bayard, 1843 – 1846
Self-portrait (Man with Leather Belt), Gustave Courbet

Self-portrait (Man with Leather Belt)

Gustave Courbet, 1845 – 1846
Geological observations on South America — Plate 2, Charles Darwin

Geological observations on South America — Plate 2

1846

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