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  1. Filamentose Oxide of Copper (*Cuprum oxygenizatum*) (1802–17) by James Sowerby, from British Mineralogy.

    Source: Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    pdimagearchive.org/images/2649

    #minerals #geology #rocks #mineralogy #bookillustration #engraving #art #publicdomain

  2. Filamentose Oxide of Copper (*Cuprum oxygenizatum*) (1802–17) by James Sowerby, from British Mineralogy.

    Source: Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    pdimagearchive.org/images/2649

    #minerals #geology #rocks #mineralogy #bookillustration #engraving #art #publicdomain

  3. Filamentose Oxide of Copper (*Cuprum oxygenizatum*) (1802–17) by James Sowerby, from British Mineralogy.

    Source: Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    pdimagearchive.org/images/2649

    #minerals #geology #rocks #mineralogy #bookillustration #engraving #art #publicdomain

  4. Filamentose Oxide of Copper (*Cuprum oxygenizatum*) (1802–17) by James Sowerby, from British Mineralogy.

    Source: Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    pdimagearchive.org/images/2649

    #minerals #geology #rocks #mineralogy #bookillustration #engraving #art #publicdomain

  5. Filamentose Oxide of Copper (*Cuprum oxygenizatum*) (1802–17) by James Sowerby, from British Mineralogy.

    Source: Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    pdimagearchive.org/images/2649

    #minerals #geology #rocks #mineralogy #bookillustration #engraving #art #publicdomain

  6. Crater of Brown Sponge Spring. (1883) by Thomas Sinclair and Son, from Twelfth Annual Report of the United States Geological and Geographical Survey of The Territories: Part II. Yellowstone National Park.

    Source: The Field Museum Library / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/f119

    #geothermal #america #surveying #geology #bookillustration #lithography #photography #art #publicdomain

  7. Blemmyes and other “monsters” (1696), from Specula physico-mathematico-historica (A physico-mathematical-historical mirror).

    Source: Harold B. Lee Library at Brigham Young University / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/09a7

    #hairy #exploration #ears #clubs #bestiary #humananimalhybrid #faces #deformity #monsters #tails #bookillustration #engraving #art #publicdomain

  8. Boiling Sulphur Spring. Crater Hills. (1883) by Thomas Sinclair and Son, from Twelfth Annual Report of the United States Geological and Geographical Survey of The Territories: Part II. Yellowstone National Park.

    Source: The Field Museum Library / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/4258

    #geothermal #america #surveying #geology #landscapes #bookillustration #lithography #photography #art #publicdomain

  9. The Angel Took the Form of a Beggar (1921) by Jay Van Everen, from The Laughing Prince: A Book of Jugoslav Fairy Tales and Folk Tales.

    Source: New York Public Library / Internet Archive

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/fea7

    #abstract #folklore #folktales #bookillustration #art #publicdomain

  10. There are letter-like patterns in #HenryHoliday's back cover illustration to #LewisCarroll's tragicomedy "#TheHuntingOfTheSnark" (snrk.de/snarkhunt/#BackCover). Is this #asemic art? Or are these just some lines used by Henry Holiday to draw the foam on the waves?

    See also: snrk.de/page_letters-in-the-wa

    #BookIllustration