Great Barrier Reef Fishes from The Great Barrier Reef of Australia II (1893)
William Saville Kent, a pioneer of marine biology, opened a fascinating window into Australia's underwater world with his 1893 work "Great Barrier Reef Fishes". This work of art is not only a scientific record, but also a visual feast for the senses. The vibrant colors and detailed depiction of the fish capture the diversity and beauty of the Great Barrier Reef. Originally from England, Kent spent many years researching and documenting Australia's marine fauna. His work was instrumental in raising awareness of the importance of protecting these unique ecosystems.
Interesting fact: William Saville Kent was not only a gifted marine biologist, but also a pioneer in pearl farming. He developed a method for cultivating pearls that was later further developed by Japanese scientists and led to the modern pearl industry. Kent was also a passionate photographer and used the then-new technology to record his discoveries and make them accessible to a wider audience.
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That's why we put our hearts into every step of the printing process to ensure that every work we produce meets the highest artistic standards.
printing process
Our fine art giclée printers use 12 different ink tanks and produce museum-quality art prints. Thanks to specially pigmented inks, significantly more color nuances can be displayed than with conventional printing processes and other providers.
Print medium
We use extra-heavy (400g/m2) premium canvas made from 100% cotton. The high grammage and texture of the canvas ensures a particularly high-quality and almost three-dimensional appearance.
Environmentally friendly
We only use original and high-quality pigment ink which contains real pigment particles. This is UV-resistant, solvent-free, vegan and environmentally friendly.
UV & moisture resistant
Thanks to the UV resistance of our pigment inks, the prints do not fade or discolor and retain their color brilliance for up to 100 years.
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