Another Stunning Hybrid: Twice Watercolored 1794 Shaw & Nodder Copper Engraving of Streaked Lophius Terrain red bowls but with more all of

but with more all of the metal points still in place and

I really love the intensity of his face

but it would be very easy to remove the ties that are holding the pages together and frame the watercolors

terrific patina to the copper

including  some lovely blue-green iridescence around head

Another Stunning Hybrid: Twice Watercolored 1794 Shaw & Nodder Copper Engraving of Streaked Lophius Terrain red bowls but with more all ofA couple of weeks ago I purchased and quickly sold a pair of twice watercolored Shaw and Nodder 1790s engravings of wonderfully surreal looking sea anemones, then went back to the same seller this week to snap up one more from the same volume, this an equally surreal looking "Streaked Lophius." The hand colored copperplate engraving comes from George Shaw's renowned The Naturalist's Miscellany, with this plate dated 1794 but here it is the second