



Triptych - The sperm whale
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Sperm Whale Triptych - A Majestic and Authentic Work of Art
Bring a scientific and artistic touch to your home with this triptych dedicated to the sperm whale, one of the most iconic cetaceans of our oceans. This three-part reproduction is taken from the historical work "The Marine Mammals of the Northwestern Coast of North America" (1872), written by Charles Melville Scammon. The original illustrations, created using a monochrome lithography technique, highlight the fascinating proportions and details of this majestic animal.
An Authentic and Unique Rendition
This triptych highlights the original grain of the images, enlarged to reveal the richness of textures and nuances. The characteristic stippling effects of old engravings are particularly prominent in large format, giving this work a unique personality and historical charm. This authentic grain, far from being a defect, evokes the era of great scientific explorations and brings this series of posters to life.
An Ideal Decoration for All Spaces
Each panel celebrates the majesty of the sperm whale while paying tribute to 19th-century scientific knowledge. This triptych makes a perfect centerpiece for a living room, office, or any space where art and nature meet. Printed on 220g cream laid paper, these posters offer a high-end textured finish reminiscent of ancient engravings.
Fine art edition poster printed on 220g cream laid paper
- Available in 3 sizes: 30x40cm, 50x70cm
- Standard framing formats
- Frame not included
Orders are shipped to your home with signature required and to relay points for France and Europe :
- Colissimo
- Mondial Relay
And home delivery with signature for the rest of the world with:
- UPS
Shipping rates depending on the destination country:
- France: from €4.90
- Europe & Overseas: from €8.90
- Rest of the world: €29.90
FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER €70 for orders destined to France and the European Union.
Preparation time : orders leave our workshop within 24-48 business hours.
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