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Asset ID K14272

Title Batfish, Historia naturalis Brasiliae, Page 143

Agent (Role) Photo Studio (Copy photographer), Piso, Willem, 1611-1678 (Author)

Date 1648

Artwork/Object Type Illustrations

Is Part Of Historia naturalis Brasiliae

Collection/Work Relation AMNH Library, C-6: Piso, Willem, Georg Marggraf, Joannes de Laet, Louis Elzevir, Franciscus Hackius, Georg Marggraf, Smithsonian Institution, et al. 1648. Historia Naturalis Brasiliae : Auspicio Et Beneficio Illustriss. I. Mauriti Com. Nassau Illius Provinciae Et Maris Summi Praefecti Adornata : In Qua Non Tantum Plantae Et Animalia, Sed Et Indigenarum Morbi, Ingenia Et Mores Describuntur Et Iconibus Supra Quingentas Illustrantur. Lugdun. Batavorum: Apud Franciscum Hackium, et Amstelodami, apud Lud. Elzevirium., AMNH Special Collections, Photographic Transparency Collection, 35mm: K14272

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