1700s Sand Dollar Echinoderm Print, Natural History Collection by Benard Direxit

Beautiful framed PRINT copy of a Benard Direxit copper engraving of Sand Dollars & other Echinoderms (sea urchins) Bernard Direxit was one of the most prolific natural history engravers during the 1700's. His greatest work was "Histoire Naturelle" where the original plate of this print came from. The Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle/ National Museum of Natural History in France was formally founded on June 10, 1793 during the French Revolution. It is world famous as the leading authority of botanical and natural history science. - Approx. size: 16.5" tall x 13" wide x 1" deep - Pre-owned, used, with some wear. - Glass has no chips, breaks, or cracks. - Light scuffs, scratches on the frame present. - Please review photos as they form part of the description. - Lemon/plant/bowl is for scale only and NOT part of the sale. - COLOR: Due to differences in lighting, your computer monitor's calibration or phone settings, ACTUAL COLOR of an item may differ slightly from your phone or monitor. If you are after a specific color, please message us prior to purchase. PACKAGING In an effort to limit our impact on the environment, we try to recycle and re-use clean packaging materials. We encourage our customers to do the same.