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

Small poster of the emu, based on 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 package. The poster features an emu, an imposing bird with dark feathers and a brightly colored neck, typical of this early 17th-century engraving. Beside the bird, a large egg rests on the ground, emphasizing the impressive size of this animal. The bird's plumage is finely detailed, as are its sturdy legs, emphasizing its distinctive nature. The Latin inscriptions mention its scientific name and provenance, making this reproduction a fine example of naturalist illustration of the period.