Antique Fish and Shell Prints by P.H. Gosse 1877

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Artist: Antique Shell Prints by Philip Henry Gosse
Circa: 1877
Size: 4 3/4 inches x 6 3/4 inches
Sea Shell Prints and Sea Life include: Shrimp Prints, Squirter Prints, Crab Prints, Cockle Prints, Star Fish, Jelly Fish, Scallop Shell Prints, Crustacean Prints, Lobster Prints plus many Shell Prints.

Comments: This collection of Shell Prints are original chromolithographs. An Antique Shell Print from this collection could be the finishing touch to your rooms décor .The words "Bills Fine Prints" is a electronic watermark and is not on the original print

	Description	Price	Stock
1.	Banded Flat Worm, Long Worm Item No. 345-9583358	$20.00	1
2.	Botrylll Item No. 494-9583373	$20.00	1
3.	Common Shrimp, Great Prawn Item No. 720-9583368	$30.00	1
4.	Corkwing Wrasse Item No. 640-9583251	$20.00	1
5.	Cydippe, Common Medusa, Larval Forms Item No. 477-9583263	$20.00	1
6.	Dehlia Wartlet Item No. 368-9583348	$0.00	0
7.	Dog- Whelk, Pelicans Foot, Top, Coway Item No. 846-9583303	$20.00	1
8.	Dotted Siponcle, Sea Cucumber Item No. 128-9583352	$20.00	1
9.	Father-Lasher, Worm-pipefish Item No. 382-9583249	$20.00	1
10.	Fifteen Spined Stickleback, Lesser Weever Item No. 696-9583345	$20.00	1
11.	Forbesian Aequorea Item No. 779-9583246	$30.00	1
12.	Freckled Goby, Butterfly Blenny Item No. 506-9583278	$20.00	1
13.	Granulated Brittle Star, Sun Star Item No. 266-9583277	$20.00	1
14.	Green Opelet, Orange-disk Anemone Item No. 233-9583305	$20.00	1
15.	Ligia, Torbay Bonnet, Tusk Shell Item No. 136-9583343	$20.00	1
16.	Limpet, Purple Limpet, Split Limpet Item No. 802-9583360	$20.00	1
17.	Masked Crab Item No. 36-9583354	$30.00	1
18.	Necked Barnacle, Common Barnacle, Lobster Horn Item No. 328-9583232	$20.00	1
19.	Nut- Crab, Angled Crab Item No. 54-9583247	$30.00	1
20.	Olive Squat Lobster, Shaggy Flat Crab, Scarlet Squat Lobster Item No. 734-9583267	$20.00	1
21.	Orange Spotted Squirtert, Four-Angled Squirter, Current Squirter Item No. 974-9583347	$20.00	1
22.	Pearly Nereis, Rainbow Leaf Worm Item No. 898-9583332	$20.00	1
23.	Portuguese Man-of-war, Tongued Sarsia Item No. 639-9583274	$20.00	1
24.	Purple Hermit Crab, Cloaklet, Common Hermit Crab Item No. 928-9583264	$30.00	1
25.	Purple Tipped Urchin, Rosy Feather Star, Starlet Item No. 575-9583339	$20.00	1
26.	Red Nose, Finger Pholas Item No. 688-9583350	$20.00	1
27.	Sabelle Item No. 416-9583227	$20.00	1
28.	Sand-Launce, Topknot Item No. 353-9583365	$20.00	1
29.	Scallops Item No. 244-9583362	$30.00	1
30.	Scarlet Serpula Item No. 161-9583265	$20.00	1
31.	Sea Hare Item No. 260-9583356	$20.00	1
32.	Sea Lemon, Crowned Eolis, Spawn of Both Item No. 970-9583361	$20.00	1
33.	Snowy and Rosy Anemone, Dead-mans Finger, Lucernaria, Smooth Beadlet Item No. 484-9583306	$20.00	1
34.	Spinous Cockle, Banded Venus Item No. 113-9583304	$30.00	1
35.	Sponges, Chiton Item No. 607-9583367	$20.00	1
36.	Two Spotted Sucker Item No. 785-9583301	$20.00	1

All prices in US Dollars

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QUICK LINK TO OTHER FISH AND SHELL PRINTS

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Black and White Fish Prints by James De Kay 1842

Antique Fish and Shell Prints by Gosse 1877

This collection of Shell Prints by P.H. Gosse publish in London in 1877 contains a good selection of Sea Shell and other Sea Life. This collection also includes Crabs Prints such as Hermit Crab and Masked Crab. Some neat sea life prints include Shrimp Prints, Sea Worms, Cockle Prints, Fish Prints, Lobster Prints, Prawn, Jelly Fish, Sponges, Crustacean Prints, Barnacle, Squarter Print. The collection of Antique Shell Prints would be a welcome addition to any rooms Décor.
These Shell Prints would look great matted and framed as 8”x 10”.

About Philip Henry Gosse
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Philip Henry Gosse (April 6, 1810 – August 23, 1888) was an English naturalist and science popularize, now best known for his attempt to reconcile biblical literalism with uniformitarianism but also known for his invention of the sea-water aquarium and marine biology studies. Although later eclipsed by his talented son, Edmund Gosse, Philip made an important contribution to the knowledge of his time, although his Christian fundamentalism made it difficult for him to accept the theory of evolution. He was born in Worcester in 1810 and as a boy worked in the counting house of the firm of George Garland and Sons in the town of Poole. In 1827 he went to Newfoundland as a clerk in the Carbonear premises of Slade, Elson and Co. He left Newfoundland in 1835 for Compton, Lower Canada where he farmed for three years. He then taught briefly in Alabama and returned to England in 1839. Gosse was a brilliant student of Newfoundland entomology and a shrewd observer of society in the Carbonear area. He was a member of the Christian Brethren.

Philip Gosse became, in his early career, a popular science writer. His first work, Entomologia Terrae Novae, was the first scientific study of Canadian insects. Other works examined topics such as Jamaican wildlife, microscopy, the American South, and his special fascination - marine zoology — which eventually enabled him to demonstrate of the world's first stable sea-water aquaria at London Zoo, Regent's Park. He made his living writing on these and other subjects of interest to naturalists worldwide, and sometimes wrote educational textbooks (two of which covered zoology and "natural history"). Gosse's natural history books included Canadian Naturalist (1840), The Ocean (1844), Birds of Jamaica (1847), Naturalists Sojourn in Jamaica (1851), Aquarium (1854), A Manual of Marine Zoology (1855-56), Evenings at the Microscope (1859), A history of the British sea-anemones and corals (1860), The Romance of natural history (1860), and The Great Atlas Moth of Asia (1879). In 1857, however, he published what became a most controversial philosophical book: Omphalos: An Attempt to Untie the Geological Knot.

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