3 Antique Big Cat Illustrations, English, Framed Art, Wildlife Study, William IV

This is a trio of antique big cat illustrations. An English, framed wildlife study of three feline species by Sir William Jardine, dating to the William IV period and later, circa 1835. A fascinating set of natural history engravings, presenting elegant anatomical studies with scientific and decorative appeal.

Trio of antique wildlife engravings by Sir William Jardine, noted naturalist and illustrator
A significant work, contributing to the popularisation of natural science in the 19th century
Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order
Presented behind clear, bright glass and tasteful later frames

Fine examples of early 19th century zoological study with clear line work and naturalistic detail
Anatomical profile studies of big cat species, published in Jardine’s The Natural History of The Feline
Renowned for combining scientific accuracy with accessible illustration
Depicting the Clouded Tiger, Ocelot, and Felis Macrourus (Margay) respectively

Rich in both educational and decorative interest, offering insight into period understanding of exotic species
Tastefully mounted within complementary card borders
Each picture dressed to the rear with hanging wire for ease of mounting
Ideal for the study, library or natural history collection

This set of big vat illustrations is a delightful trio of Jardine engravings, combining scientific heritage with visual charm. Perfect for collectors of antique wildlife art or 19th century illustration. Delivered ready to display.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 32cm (12.5'')
Max Depth: 1.5cm (.5'')
Max Height: 25cm (9.75'')

Picture Width: 17cm (6.75'')
Picture Height: 10cm (4'')