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1858 Prehistoric marine reptiles

1858 Marine Monsters by Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins. Plate 23, to face page 33, of the New Edition, postumously published, of William Bucklands " Geology and Mineralogy" - part of the Bridgewater Treatises series. Waterhouse Hawkins was commissioned to produce this new plate for the book by Francis Buckland, Williams son. It shows reconstructions of these prehistoric reptiles as produced for the Crystal Palace Sydenham around 1854. The reptiles are identified in the plate. Notable is the lack of fin and straight (rather than correctly bilobe finned) tail of the icthyosaur (central) - these mistakes only became apparent when fin skin impressions were recognised in German specimens. All these species occupied British Coasts in the Jurassic. Science Photo Library features Science and Medical images including photos and illustrations. © PAUL D STEWART/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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Antediluvian Black And White Buckland Conybeare Crystal Palace Icthyosaur Lyme Regis Mary Anning Owen Plesiosaur Pre Historic Pterodactyle Pterosaur Reconstruction Sydenham Mono Chrome Teleosaurus

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This print transports us back to the year 1858, showcasing Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins' remarkable illustrations of prehistoric marine reptiles. Commissioned by Francis Buckland for the posthumous edition of William Buckland's "Geology and Mineralogy" this plate was created as an addition to the renowned Bridgewater Treatises series. The image reveals reconstructions of these ancient creatures, originally crafted for display at Crystal Palace Sydenham in 1854. Each species is meticulously identified on the plate, providing a glimpse into the diverse array of reptiles that once inhabited British Coasts during the Jurassic period. Notably, we observe a scientific error in this artwork: the icthyosaur at the center lacks fins and possesses a straight tail instead of bilobe finning. These inaccuracies were only discovered later when German specimens revealed impressions of fin skin. Nevertheless, Waterhouse Hawkins' work remains an invaluable contribution to our understanding of these fossil reptiles. Immerse yourself in this monochromatic masterpiece as it pays homage to pioneers like Mary Anning and William Conybeare who dedicated their lives to uncovering Earth's ancient secrets. Let your imagination soar alongside pterosaurs and pterodactyls while marveling at teleosaurus and plesiosaur reconstructions. This print serves as a testament to both artistic skill and scientific exploration—a timeless reminder that even with its imperfections, knowledge continues to evolve through diligent observation and discovery.


Framed Prints

Bring the fascinating world of prehistoric marine reptiles into your home with our exquisite framed prints from Media Storehouse. This captivating image, titled "1858 Marine Monsters" by Paul D. Stewart, is a reproduction of Plate 23 from Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins' New Edition, published posthumously in 1858. The intricate details of the marine creatures, as they were once imagined, are sure to evoke wonder and curiosity. Each print is carefully framed in a style that complements the artwork, making it a stunning addition to any room. Experience the thrill of the past with our Museum-quality framed prints.


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Discover the fascinating world of prehistoric marine reptiles with our exquisite print from Paul D. Stewart's collection at Media Storehouse. This captivating image, titled "1858 Marine Monsters" and sourced from Science Photo Library, showcases Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins' Plate 23 from the New Edition of his groundbreaking work. Travel back in time and marvel at the majestic creatures that once ruled the ancient seas. A must-have for any marine life enthusiast or history buff's collection.


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"Step back in time with our stunning 1858 Prehistoric Marine Reptiles poster print from Media Storehouse. Featuring an iconic illustration by Paul D. Stewart from the Science Photo Library, this poster brings to life the intriguing underwater world of ancient marine creatures as depicted in Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins' 1858 publication. Add a touch of history and wonder to any room with this captivating and educational poster print."


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Discover the fascinating world of prehistoric marine reptiles with our captivating jigsaw puzzle from Media Storehouse. This intricately detailed puzzle, featuring the 1858 illustration by Paul D. Stewart from Science Photo Library, transports you back in time to an era of ancient sea creatures. Based on Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins' Plate 23 from the New Edition of Marine Monsters, this puzzle is a must-have for paleontology enthusiasts, puzzle collectors, and anyone who enjoys a challenge. Immerse yourself in the history of marine life and piece together the mysteries of the past.

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