Framed 19th-Century Chromolithograph of Wildcat

Framed 19th-Century Chromolithograph of WildcatA vibrant 19th century chromolithograph showcasing freshwater fish species in stunning scientific detail. Originally printed as part of a marine or freshwater biology text, this plate features expertly illustrated specimens, each carefully labeled and composed for visual clarity. A masterclass in antique natural history illustration, printed in rich chromatic tones that still hold beautifully today. Custom framed in a rustic pale wood frame with

A vibrant 19th-century chromolithograph showcasing freshwater fish species in stunning scientific detail. Originally printed as part of a marine or freshwater biology text, this plate features expertly illustrated specimens, each carefully labeled and composed for visual clarity. A masterclass in antique natural history illustration, printed in rich chromatic tones that still hold beautifully today.

Custom framed in a rustic pale wood frame with merlot mat, the piece brings an elevated, scholarly air to coastal cottages, lake houses, or gallery walls. A standout selection from our recent acquisition of a rare chromolithograph collection.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Era: Antique; 19th century
Condition: Very Good; light wear
Country of Origin: England
Materials: wood/paper/glass
Dimensions: 12.5" L x 10.75" H x 1" D
Color/Finish: multi
Care: dust gently with a soft, dry cloth

This piece is in Very Good Vintage Condition with light wear to the print and mat. Please see all photos and reach out with any questions.

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