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Whale Cetus Walvian Man Cetus Mas Baleine MAle
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Whale Cetus Walvian Man Cetus Mas Baleine MAle
Whale (Cetus) Walvian Man. / Cetus Mas. / Baleine Male (title on object), Whale. The animal has the teeth of a shark and the tail and fins of a fish. Numbered top right: 1. Top left the Latin name. Part of the sixth album with drawings of fish, shells and insects. Sixth of twelve albums with drawings of animals, birds and plants known around 1600, commissioned by Emperor Rudolf II. With explanation in Dutch, Latin and French, swimming mammals: whale, cartilaginous fishes: shark, Anselmus Boetius de Boodt, 1596 - 1610, paper, pencil, watercolor (paint), deck paint, pen, h 160 mm × w 305 mm
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Media ID 19551699
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This print titled "Whale Cetus Walvian Man Cetus Mas Baleine MAle" showcases the fascinating combination of different marine creatures. The image depicts a majestic whale with the distinctive teeth of a shark, along with its characteristic fish-like tail and fins. Numbered in the top right corner as "1" this artwork is part of the sixth album featuring intricate drawings of various fish, shells, and insects. These albums were commissioned by Emperor Rudolf II around 1600 and provide an invaluable glimpse into the natural world known during that time. The Latin name for this intriguing creature is displayed on the top left corner, adding to its scientific appeal. Created using paper, pencil, watercolor paint, deck paint, and pen techniques by Anselmus Boetius de Boodt between 1596 and 1610; this masterpiece measures approximately 160 mm in height and 305 mm in width. Accompanied by detailed explanations in Dutch, Latin, and French languages; this particular drawing focuses on swimming mammals such as whales alongside cartilaginous fishes like sharks. It exemplifies how artists from centuries ago sought to capture nature's wonders through their meticulous observations
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