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madagascan sunset moth fine art print charles dessalines dorbigny

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madagascan sunset moth fine art print charles dessalines dorbignyTitel: Madagaskar Sonnenuntergangsfalter Knstler: Charles Dessalines D' Orbigny Datum: 1849 Herkunft: Frankreich Charles Henry Dessalines d'Orbigny war ein franzsischer Botaniker und Geologe, der sich auf das Tertir in Frankreich spezialisiert hatte. Er war der jngere Bruder des franzsischen Naturforschers und Sdamerika Forschers Alcide d'Orbigny. Am Nationalmuseum fr Naturgeschichte in Paris identifizierte d'Orbigny viele der Bltenpflanzenarten, die

Titel: Madagaskar-Sonnenuntergangsfalter 
Künstler: Charles Dessalines D' Orbigny

Datum: 1849

Herkunft: Frankreich


Charles Henry Dessalines d'Orbigny war ein französischer Botaniker und Geologe, der sich auf das Tertiär in Frankreich spezialisiert hatte. Er war der jüngere Bruder des französischen Naturforschers und Südamerika-Forschers Alcide d'Orbigny. Am Nationalmuseum für Naturgeschichte in Paris identifizierte d'Orbigny viele der Blütenpflanzenarten, die von den naturkundlichen Sammelreisen seines Bruders durch Südamerika nach Frankreich zurückkehrten.
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- Papierstärke: 0,26 mm (10,3 mil)
- Papiergewicht: 189 g/m² (5,57 oz/y²)
- Opazität: 94%
- ISO-Helligkeit: 104 %.
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- 21 × 30 cm große Poster haben das Format A4
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