Hawk, Jung-Koch-Quentell, 1968ABOUT The illustration was created by painter Professor Gottlieb von Koch together with biologist Dr. Friedrich Quentell and the teacher Heinrich Jung. Up until the 1930s, Jung Koch Quentell charts were published by Frommann & Morian. After the war Hagemann, a publishing house of educational media, bought the rights for Jung Koch Quentell charts and started to publish them in the late 1950s, early 1960s. The chart is an offset print on paper mounted

Vintage wall chart of the anatomy of the "Unio pictorum

a series of 124 zoological and botanical chromolithographs between 1880 and 1920

Series 1 (Fol

Lithography of course is an enormously demanding technique - especially at this large scale - which required 15 to 20 manual print-cycles for a single piece

Sizes Small width: 32 cm | height: 22 cm | depth: 0

and it is still one of the lithographed editions

This item is a Dutch piece

materials linen

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The tick is "Plate 36" in the series

These colors of course were not supposed to overlap in the end

This educational wall chart from the Schönbrunn series is a photolithography produced by the K