April 17, 2024
1853 Drapiez RARE - MAGNOLIA - original hand color with gum arabic
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1853 Drapiez RARE - MAGNOLIA - original hand color with gum arabic Description RARE and attractive original old antique engraving originates from: 'Dictionnaire Classique des Sciences Naturelles ...' (Classic dictionary of natural sciences), by M. Drapiez. published in Brussels, 1853. This work elaborates on the work of Buffon, Daubenton, Lacepede, Cuvier, de Jussieu a.o. Pierre Auguste Joseph Drapiez (1778-1856) was a Belgian naturalist. Engraved by Desmares. Size 17 x 26.5cm Engraving with original hand coloring, heightened with arabic gum. Payment Invoices are sent automatically after each sale. Should you wish to group purchases for COMBINED SHIPPING please WAIT WITH YOUR PAYMENT until you have finished bidding. Thank you! Shipping Parcels are sent by ROYAL MAIL POST. Sales of overs US$ 100 are SENT FREE OF CHARGE* WE ARE VERY HAPPY TO COMBINE PURCHASES (up to 20 days). Please wait with payment until you have finished bidding FREE REGISTERED shipping if the total value of your order exceeds US$250 *ALL PARCELS TO ASIA, EASTERN EUROPE AND SOUTH AMERICA MUST BE SENT BY REGISTERED SHIPPING AT AN EXTRA COST OF US$ 8.80 Terms of Sale All of the prints we sell are Original. We guarantee all rare books, antiquarian prints and art works to be original and authentic. Due to their age, some imperfections can be expected and
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