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1300 Real and Fanciful Animals: From Seventeenth-Century Engravings »
Authors: Carol Grafton (Editor), Matthaus Merian
ISBN-13: 9780486402376, ISBN-10: 0486402371
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Dover Publications
Date Published: July 1998
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: Carol Grafton
Book Synopsis
Quadrupeds, birds, fishes, and insects depicted realistically and fancifully, plus such fantasy creatures as unicorns, dragons, and basilisks. Indispensable volume of royalty-free graphics for commercial artists.
Table of Contents
Subjects
Art, Architecture & Photography
Art History & Criticism Art by Subjects
Art, Architecture & Photography Art History & Criticism Religion & Art
Art, Architecture & Photography Art History & Criticism Types of Art
Art History & Criticism Art by SubjectsArt, Architecture & Photography
Art History & Criticism Religion & ArtArt, Architecture & Photography
Art History & Criticism Types of Art
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