Ernst Haeckel Leptomedusae Tumblers with the fictitious Satyrorum insule

with the fictitious Satyrorum insule (Satyr's Island) shown above

Dietrich's engravings transport you to a bygone era

Each version of this exquisite collection unveils the delicate essence of flora through Dietrich's expert engravings

Gazette du Bon Ton

18th century engraving featuring Roman architecture

Ernst Haeckel Leptomedusae Tumblers with the fictitious Satyrorum insuleErnst Haeckel (1834 1919), a German zoologist, marine biologist, and artist, was responsible for discovering and naming thousands of new species. In addition to its scientific importance, Kunstformen der Natur proved highly influential to early twentieth century art, architecture, and design; many artists associated with Art Nouveau drew inspiration from Haeckel's images.