Mark Catesby's Animal Illustrations (Voyage of 1722)

Mark Catesby (1683 - 1749) was a pioneer of botanical exploration. Driven by his curiosity to observe the plants and animals that were “strangers to England,” he traveled to Virginia where he stayed with relatives. During that seven year period (1712 - 1719), he sent plants back to friends in England, in particular Mr. Dale of Essex. He also sent along some observations which were then communicated to William Sherard, a celebrated English Botanis...

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Print Length: 61 pages
Publisher: CTG Publishing (August 20, 2012)
Publication Date: August 20, 2012
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Language: English
ASIN: B0090E4LUM
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I came across this by chance, and since I had lost my Catesby journals in a divorce, I tried a sample. Excellent reproductions of the animal drawings. They of course want a full color tablet for the full effect, but they're not bad even in e-ink.

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