Ivan Bilibin — The Hunt | Fine Art Print

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Ivan Bilibin — The Hunt | Fine Art PrintIvan Bilibin (18761942) was the foremost illustrator of Russian folklore and fairy tales, whose richly ornamental style drew on Byzantine iconography, traditional Russian folk art, and Art Nouveau. His illustrations for the fairy tales of Pushkin defined the visual language of Russian fantasy art and remain among the most distinctive images in the history of book illustration. Printed on Hahnemhle German Etching paper the same archival stock museum

A celebrated teacher at the Bauhaus alongside Kandinsky and Moholy-Nagy

000 drawings of the great dancer's movement over the course of his career

known for his meticulous compilation works documenting Japanese heraldic and graphic traditions — family crests (mon)

and North Africa

Lorenz Oken (1779–1851) was a German naturalist and philosopher of nature whose encyclopaedic Allgemeine Naturgeschichte für alle Stände (1833–1841) included hand-coloured natural history plates of extraordinary precision and beauty

Artists working in this tradition brought the visual vocabularies of the Islamic and Arab worlds into European galleries

Sadanobu Hasegawa (1881–1963) was a Japanese printmaker associated with the Shin Hanga movement

Influenced by both Degas and Japanese woodblock prints

hand-made to order

Prince Albert I of Monaco (1848–1922) was a pioneering oceanographer whose scientific expeditions produced extraordinary illustrated atlases of deep-sea life

His turbulent brushwork

and the poetry of travel to every composition

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