Marvelous colors and spectacular patterns of real and fanciful fish abound in this eye-catching collection. Reproduced from illustrations in a rare 18th-century volume on natural history, the 261 royalty-free designs are ideal for use by illustrators and commercial artists and can be used as well in craft projects and classroom activities. Dover Original.
Here's a sample of other books in this Dover category
Full-Color Old-Time Animals CD-ROM and Book by Dover Treasury of 389 charming images, selected from rare Victorian-era sources, portrays dogs, cats — domesticated and wild — farm animals, race horses, seals, and scores of other creatures, including whimsically rendered animals in Victorian garb.
Wetlands Plants and Animals CD-ROM and Book by Mallory Pearce 145 splendid, black-and-white illustrations depict a host of flora and fauna from the wetlands of North America: moose, Florida manatee, river otter, mink, great egret, sandhill crane, marsh wren, bald cypress, giant foxtail, more.
Full-Color Animal Illustrations CD-ROM and Book by Dover Realistically rendered portraits depict all manner of creatures inhabiting land, sea, and air — from the tiny red ant and the curious ostrich to the gigantic humpback whale. 288 full-color illustrations.
Microscopic Art Forms from the Plant World by R. Anheisser From undulating curves to complex geometrics, a world of fascinating images abound in this classic, illustrated survey of microscopic plants. Features 400 detailed illustrations of nature's minute but magnificent handiwork. The accompanying CD-ROM includes all of the images in the book.
Sea Creatures CD-ROM and Book by Albertus Seba Exotic illustrations from one of the most prized natural history books of all time depict 583 color images of shells, fish, starfish, coral, plants, and other forms of sea life.
Old-Fashioned Nautical Illustrations CD-ROM and Book by Dover Selected from a wealth of rare 19th-century sources, this collection abounds in professional-quality nautical images. These 425 black-and-white illustrations range from sailors and ships of every era to fish, turtles, and seashells.
