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Caracal, Caracal caracal. 1834 (engraving)
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Caracal, Caracal caracal. 1834 (engraving)
7234670 Caracal, Caracal caracal.1834 (engraving) by Forbes, William Alexander (1855-1883); Private Collection; (add.info.: Caracal, Caracal caracal (Felis caracal). Handcoloured steel engraving by Joseph Kidd after an illustration by Alexander Forbes from William Rhinds The Miscellany of Natural History: Feline Species, edited by Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, Fraser & Co. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1834.); © Florilegius
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This 19th-century engraving by William Alexander Forbes showcases the majestic Caracal, also known as Caracal caracal. The print, handcoloured with intricate detail, depicts this endangered species in all its glory. The artist Joseph Kidd skillfully captures the essence of this big cat, which belongs to the Felis caracal family. The illustration was originally featured in "The Miscellany of Natural History: Feline Species" edited by Sir Thomas Dick Lauder and published in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1834. In this artwork, we witness the beauty and grace of these wild cats that once roamed freely across Europe. The Caracals' distinctive tufted ears and sleek physique are brought to life through Forbes' meticulous engravings. As we admire this piece from a private collection, it serves as a reminder of our responsibility to protect endangered animals like the Caracal. This engraving not only celebrates their existence but also highlights the importance of preserving wildlife for future generations. Through scientific advancements and increased awareness about conservation efforts, we can hope for a brighter future where these magnificent creatures thrive once again. Let us cherish this exquisite representation of nature's wonders and strive towards creating a world where such prints serve as reminders rather than mere glimpses into history.
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