Original copper-engravings of fish by Marcus Elieser Bloch,
Copper-engraving based on the work of Marcus Elieser Bloch (1723-1799).
'The Tobacco Pipe Fish, and The Pike of Malabar'.
£85 each
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Marcus Eliezer Bloch (1723 – 1799) was a German ichthyologist and physician. These prints are an English edition engraved by J.Pass and published in London 1806. Framed in natural ash.
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