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1300 Real and Fanciful Animals: From Seventeenth-Century Engravings (Dover Pictorial Archive)
£11.70£15.20 (-23%)
Unusual and imaginative illustrations, carefully arranged into 4 major divisions ― quadrupeds, birds, fishes, and insects ― include realistic and fanciful depictions of virtually every real animal, plus such fantasy creatures as unicorns, dragons and basilisks. Indispensable volume of royalty-free graphics for immediate use by commercial and graphic artists.
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Additional information
| Publisher | Dover Publications Inc, Illustrated edition (28 Mar. 2003) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 144 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 0486402371 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0486402376 |
| Dimensions | 23 x 1 x 30.5 cm |
by Watkins Rapier 22
Great Book, Love it
by Dr. Martyn P. Williams
A1
by BJS
Weird and wonderful line drawings in a big format book. Very clear illustrations and the perfect bindings will allow you to lay the book flat on a scanner bed and scan the images easily, should you wish to do so.
by Roger Barry
Quick delivery, book as described. thank you.
by sarbe
Thinner book than I expected, it covers what it says in the title but I thought there would be more illustrations inside.
by amberjenifer
Lovely book, much larger then I expected. Some of the made up animals inside are laughable but it’s still a lovely book to have. The delivery of this book was average, showed sooner rather then later considering the one to three week delivery time. I think it was the second week that it arrived either that or one week after ordering.
by Susan M Maygar
From the moment it arrived 1300Real and Fanciful Animal has grabbed the attention of the Art staff within the college. The students are totally fascinated. As a classroom recourse it will be very popular even when students have assess to the Internet for research.
by plug
alot of line pictures, no colour but the animals look pretty cool. i still like it though.
alot of the picture are quite small and look retarded but all in all i like the book