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Geological observations on South America — Plate 2

Geological observations on South America — Plate 2, Charles Darwin
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Geological observations on South America — Plate 2 is an Enlightenment Engraving Print created by Charles Darwin in 1846. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Scientific Illustration. SourceDownload

Side View of the Skull of Toxodon, Charles Darwin

Side View of the Skull of Toxodon

1838
Geological observations on South America — Plate 1, Charles Darwin

Geological observations on South America — Plate 1

1846
Top View of the Skull of Toxodon, Charles Darwin

Top View of the Skull of Toxodon

1838
Art Forms in Nature, Plate 79: Lacertilia, Ernst Haeckel

Art Forms in Nature, Plate 79: Lacertilia

Ernst Haeckel, 1904
Plate 9. Loggerhead Shrike, Genevieve Jones

Plate 9. Loggerhead Shrike

Genevieve Jones, 1879 – 1886
Plate 11. Great Carolina wren, Genevieve Jones

Plate 11. Great Carolina wren

Genevieve Jones, 1879 – 1886
Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 28 — Southern Hemisphere, Andreas Cellarius

Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 28 — Southern Hemisphere

Andreas Cellarius, 1660
Ornament with Owl Mocked by Day Birds, Martin Schongauer

Ornament with Owl Mocked by Day Birds

Martin Schongauer, 1491
Shepherd by a tree (Cross Hatched), Giulio Campagnola

Shepherd by a tree (Cross Hatched)

Giulio Campagnola, 1509 – 1512
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 1, Charles Darwin

Geological observations on South America — Plate 1

1846

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