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An Arctic fox sheltering among the ice, drawn in around 1833 by Sir John Ross, Royal Navy officer and Arctic explorer, during the great age of polar exploration.

All Prints

This print is a reproduction of an engraving created in 1808 by Sydenham Edwards, the much-lauded Welsh natural history illustrator, and it captures his style brilliantly.

Animalia

This BAXCO reproduction is from a c.1827 coloured lithograph by A. Cornillon after Prieur. Originally depicted as part of a larger study of twenty species of fungi, the Death Cap has been isolated and reworked as a standalone print.

Fungi Folios

Land & Sea

Land & Sea

The Apothecary Cabinet

The Apothecary Cabinet

A striking reproduction of a c.1870 chromolithograph of fuchsia, after H. Briscoe and originally published in London by Groombridge & Sons.

The Botanical Series

A richly detailed botanical study of deadly nightshade, or Atropa belladonna, one of history’s most notorious poisonous plants.

The Deadly Botanicals

This beautiful reproduction of a 19th-century gouache painting by an unknown Japanese artist.

The Floating World: Life in 19th-Century Japan

Two figures appear locked in an intimate embrace, creating one of the most immediately intriguing images in the Threads of Fortune collection.

Threads of Fortune: Tibetan Divination Cards

This reproduction of an 1884 Japanese colour lithograph presents two views of the same remarkable fish.

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