Trochilidae Kolibris from Kunstformen der Natur (1904) material:canvas 400gr/m² (cotton) remained largely on paper and

remained largely on paper and were never built

was known for his penchant for depicting the world from the perspective of animals

war von der südfranzösischen Landschaft fasziniert und verlieh ihr in seinen Werken eine fast übernatürliche Lebendigkeit

He always carried a small set of paints and brushes with him to "improve" his works whenever he had the chance

This specific work is part of his famous series "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo" and presents the vast plain of Jumantsubo in Fukagawa with fine details and subtle color nuances that capture the beauty and tranquility of the area

Trochilidae Kolibris from Kunstformen der Natur (1904) material:canvas 400gr/m² (cotton) remained largely on paper andThe "Trochilidae Hummingbirds" from "Art Forms of Nature" by Ernst Haeckel, published in 1904, presents a fascinating depiction of various hummingbird species in their full glory and diversity. Haeckel, a German biologist, naturalist, and artist, was known for his detailed and colorful illustrations of nature. His works, particularly the lithographs in "Art Forms of Nature," significantly influenced the art and science of his time and helped