"Bats of Egypt" [Chauve-Souris D'Egypte] Matte Poster Natural Suspended from a 17

Suspended from a 17

1872–1955

this piece is perfect for those who appreciate their décor with a touch of existential dread

Secure fit for standard shirt collars

The imagery of Death suckling a bat could symbolize the nurturing of something typically seen as sinister or ominous

"Bats of Egypt" [Chauve-Souris D'Egypte] Matte Poster Natural Suspended from a 17Chauve Souris D'Egypte [Bats of Egypt] (1809) by tienne Geoffroy Saint Hilaire (French, 1772 1844) The French campaign in Egypt and Syria was Napoleon's Bonaparte's invasion of Ottoman territories in the name of protecting French trade interests. An unusual aspect of the expedition was the inclusion of many scientists and scholars. This print is the first plate from the Histoire Naturelle volumes of the books containing the various animals, plants,