1798 Laperouse Large Antique Print of Shells, Molluscus, Shellfish of Pacific Central Asia provides a valuable visual record

provides a valuable visual record of the military elite’s training exercises

Queirós claimed the archipelago for Spain

Plate size: - 34in x 26in (865mm x 660mm)

and featured views of the palaces and stately homes of Rome

developed the use of a transfer paper method in photolithography which reduced printing time from days to hours

1798 Laperouse Large Antique Print of Shells, Molluscus, Shellfish of Pacific Central Asia provides a valuable visual recordTitle : Terebratulae, or Anomle of Linnaeus; Cornu Ammonis from the Pacific Ocean between the Tropics.. Published as the act directs Nov 1st 1798 by GG & J Robinson Parnastor Row Size: 18in x 11 1 2in (460mm x 295mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1798 Ref #: 31729 Description: This large original copper plate engraved antique print of various shells, molluscus and shell fish in the Pacific, collected during the voyages of Jean Franois de