Things (Material, inanimate objects, mostly works of art, both preserved and unpreserved)
ID Thing Type Category Technique Materials Function Image Width Height Depth Date description Date from Date to
[T95383]Hamadryas Baboon and Lion-tailed Macaque (Dog Faced Monkey, Lion Tailed Monkey). In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), Pl. XIVprinting: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95381]R. Murray (printmaker), Baboons. In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), Pl. XIIIprinting: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95379]Barbary Macaque and Mandrill (Pymy Ape, Tufted Ape). In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), Pl. XIIprinting: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95377]Babirusa and Pig (Indian Hog, Variety of Common Hog). In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), Pl. XIprinting: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T85467]Musk Deer and White-spotted Mousedeer (Tibet and Indian Musk). In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), Pl. Xprinting: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T72628]Female Elk and Elk's Antler. In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), Pl. VIIprinting: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95376]Antelope Heads. In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries)printing: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95374]Nilgai (White-footed Antelope). In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), Pl. VIprinting: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95370]Broad Tailed Sheep, Cape Sheep. In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), Pl. IVprinting: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95368]Moses Griffith (designer), R. Murray (printmaker), Heraldic Device of Thomas Pennant. In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries)printing: impressionpage: figureengravingpaperbook decoration: front matter
[T95407]Bats. In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), Pl. XXXIprinting: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95361]Great Auk. In George Edwards, A natural history of uncommon birds and of some other rare and undescribed animals, part III, London: 1750, no 147printing: impressionpage: figurepaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95352]Sloth. In George Edwards, Gleanings of natural history, part II [= part VI], London: 1760printing: impressionpage: figurepaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95351]George Edwards (printmaker), Dodo and Guinea Pig. In George Edwards, Gleanings of natural history, part II [= part VI], London: 1760printing: impressionpage: figurepaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95349]George Edwards (printmaker), Toucan. In George Edwards, Gleanings of natural history, part I [= part V], London: 1758printing: impressionpage: figurepaper
[T95354]Toucan. In George Edwards, A natural history of uncommon birds and of some other rare and undescribed animals, part II, London: 1747, no 64printing: impressionpage: figurepaper
[T95345]Little Indian Buffalo. In George Edwards, A natural history of uncommon birds and of some other rare and undescribed animals, part IV, London: 1751printing: impressionpage: figurepaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95344]Red and Blue Brasilian Finch and Flying Squirrel. In George Edwards, A natural history of uncommon birds and of some other rare and undescribed animals, part IV, London: 1751printing: impressionpage: figurepaperbook decoration: illustration
[T82918]American Bison and Opossum (Boeuf de la Nouvelle France). In Histoire générale des voyages, vol. 15, Paris: Marguerite Didot (née Ravenel) (printer), 1759 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), p. 222/223printing: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration
[T95112]Buffalo, American Bison, Little Indian Buffalo and Barbary Cow. In Richard Brookes, The Natural History of Quadrupeds, London: John Newbery (printer), 1763printing: impressionpage: figureetchingpaperbook decoration: illustration