An artistic illustration from the 1800s of a black and pink moth with striking eye spots on its wings. The moth's unique coloration and intricate patterns are highlighted in this detailed depiction, celebrating the diversity of insect life.
A delicate illustration from the 1800s of a brown and cream-colored moth. The moth is depicted in a dynamic pose with its wings partially raised, showcasing the intricate patterns and natural beauty of this nocturnal creature.
A classic illustration from the 1800s of a brown and white moth with intricate patterns on its wings. The moth is shown in a graceful pose, its wings slightly raised, emphasizing the detailed texture and natural beauty of the species.
A vintage illustration from the 1800s of a large brown moth with prominent eye spots on its wings. The moth's detailed wings are spread wide, showing the eye-catching patterns and texture, symbolizing the wonders of insect life.
A striking illustration from the 1800s of a moth with vibrant red and black patterned wings. The moth's bold coloration and wing structure are captured in this detailed depiction, reflecting the diversity of moth species
An intricate illustration from the 1800s of a moth with distinct red and white striped wings. The moth is depicted in full detail, highlighting its unique pattern and nocturnal nature, an example of the beauty found in small creatures.
A detailed vintage illustration from the 1800s of a brown moth with distinctive spotted wings. The moth's wings are spread wide, showcasing the intricate patterns and earthy tones, representative of nocturnal insects.
This image is part of a beautiful collection of highly detailed, engraved illustrations from the early 1800s - Originally discovered within a small book full of stories inspired by the English countryside. While I’m sure the stories are lovely, I couldn’t get over how incredible these illustrations were!
This image is part of a beautiful collection of highly detailed, engraved illustrations from the early 1800s - Originally discovered within a small book full of stories inspired by the English countryside. While I’m sure the stories are lovely, I couldn’t get over how incredible these illustrations were!
A realistic illustration of a flying fox bat hanging from a branch, with wings folded. The transparent PNG format makes this image ideal for projects focused on nocturnal wildlife and bats, emphasizing the bat’s unique anatomy and posture.
An antique illustration depicting bats flying against a night sky, highlighting their silhouettes and nocturnal behavior, common in 1800s natural history art.
A highly detailed illustration of the common loris, showcasing its nocturnal features such as large eyes and gripping hands. This sketch captures the slow movements and distinct fur patterns of this small primate, emphasizing its unique adaptations for night living
An original Antique Plate scan from the National Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge. Published by William Mackenzie in 1880. Click on the Artist's name to see the full collection from this series!
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