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摘要
古Duria antiquior[一个更古老的多塞特郡],亨利·托马斯·德·拉·贝歇(1796-1855)与威廉·巴克兰(1784-1856)合作,以水彩画的形式再现了英格兰南部侏罗纪早期海洋的生活,并于1829年末或1830年初作为平版印刷出版。石版画的销售是为了给专业化石收藏家和经销商玛丽·安宁(1799-1847)提供一些经济援助,玛丽·安宁发现了许多石版画上的化石。出版的平版画在几个方面与De la Beche的原始水彩画不同,平版画存在几种状态:早期状态,简单地带有标题,以及后来的状态,添加了注释的钥匙。早期的状态存在于手工着色和未着色的变体中,而后来的注释状态显示了通过印刷文本的窄字体或宽字体可识别的几种变体。
HENRY DE LA BECHE’S 1829–1830 LITHOGRAPH, DURIA ANTIQUIOR
Duria antiquior [A more ancient Dorsetshire], the famous reconstruction of life in the early Jurassic seas of southern England by Henry Thomas De la Beche (1796–1855) was prepared in collaboration with William Buckland (1784–1856) as a watercolor and published as a lithograph in late 1829 or early 1830. Sales of the lithograph were intended to provide some financial assistance to the professional fossil collector and dealer Mary Anning (1799–1847) who had discovered many of the fossils it illustrated. The published lithograph differs in several respects from De la Beche’s original watercolor and several states of the lithograph exist: an early state, simply bearing the title, and a later state with the addition of an annotated key. The early state exists in both hand-colored and uncolored variants, while the later annotated state shows several variants identifiable by narrow or wide fonts of the printed text.
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Earth Sciences History promotes and publishes historical work on all areas of the earth sciences – including geology, geography, geophysics, oceanography, paleontology, meteorology, and climatology.
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