Small poster about the Grand Duke, after an old engraving from 1610.

Small poster of the eagle owl, after a 1610 engraving by the Flemish naturalist Anselmus Boetius de Boodt. Dimensions: 21 X 14.8 cm. Frame not included. High-quality, thick 250gsm paper. Shipped well protected in a rigid mailer. The poster depicts a eagle owl, a majestic bird with large tufts on its head, its feathers detailed and well-contrasted. The drawing captures the subtle textures of the feathers, from neck to wings, with a precision typical of engravings of the period. The bird rests on a small tuft of grass, its sharp, imposing claws demonstrating its power and stature. The Latin name, Bubo, is inscribed at the bottom, along with other classification details in Flemish and Latin, adding a historical touch to this illustration. This ornithological specimen showcases the art of 17th-century engraving, where every detail was meticulously rendered.