3 Antique Big Cat Illustrations, English, Framed Art, Wildlife Study, William IV

Our Stock # 25951

This is a trio of antique big cat illustrations. An English, framed wildlife study of three feline species by Sir William Jardine, dating to the William IV period and later, circa 1835. A fascinating set of natural history engravings, presenting elegant anatomical studies with scientific and decorative appeal. 

• Trio of antique wildlife engravings by Sir William Jardine, noted naturalist and illustrator
• A significant work, contributing to the popularisation of natural science in the 19th century
• Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order
• Presented behind clear, bright glass and tasteful later frames
  
  
• Fine examples of early 19th century zoological study with clear line work and naturalistic detail
• Anatomical profile studies of big cat species, published in Jardine’s The Natural History of The Feline
• Renowned for combining scientific accuracy with accessible illustration
• Depicting the Clouded Tiger, Ocelot, and Felis Macrourus (Margay) respectively
  
  
• Rich in both educational and decorative interest, offering insight into period understanding of exotic species
• Tastefully mounted within complementary card borders
• Each picture dressed to the rear with hanging wire for ease of mounting
• Ideal for the study, library or natural history collection

This set of big vat illustrations is a delightful trio of Jardine engravings, combining scientific heritage with visual charm. Perfect for collectors of antique wildlife art or 19th century illustration. Delivered ready to display.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 32cm (12.5'')
Max Depth: 1.5cm (.5'')
Max Height: 25cm (9.75'')

Picture Width: 17cm (6.75'')
Picture Height: 10cm (4'')