Things
(Material, inanimate objects, mostly works of art, both preserved and unpreserved)
Design: [D19135] Female Elk and Elk's Antler (Monk) Part of Set for Pennant's Synopsis of quadrupeds (Monk 1771; White 1781) ◼
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| ID | Thing | Type | Category | Technique | Materials | Function | Image | Width | Height | Depth | Date description | Date from | Date to |
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| [T95415] | Female Elk and Elk's Antler. In Thomas Pennant, History of quadrupeds, vol. 1, London: 1781, Pl. IX ◼ | printing: impression | page: figure | etching | paper | book decoration: illustration |  | ||||||
| [T72629] | Female Elk and Elk's Antler (Monk) | printing: matrix | set or complex object: piece | tool | |||||||||
| [T72628] | Female Elk and Elk's Antler. In Thomas Pennant, Synopsis of quadrupeds, Chester: John Monk (printer), 1771 (Washington, DC, Smithsonian Libraries), Pl. VII ◼ | printing: impression | page: figure | etching | paper | book decoration: illustration |  |