Vintage Wall Chart Mosquito by Paul Pfurtscheller, 1929ABOUT Author and illustrator was Prof. Dr. Paul Pfurtscheller. Pfurtscheller (1855 1927) produced a series of 39 "Zoologische Wandtafeln" (zoological wall plates) to be used for higher educational purposes. Although he was a modest high school teacher by training he gained recognition by the scientific community worldwide for this outstanding work. The mosquito is "Plate 32" in the series. The Pfurtscheller wall charts were first published in Vienna,

Weber was a professor at the Royal Friedrich Wilhelms University of Bonn in the early 19th century

3 cm X Large width: 165 cm | height: 110 cm | depth: 0

3 cm Large width: 110 cm | height: 83 cm | depth: 0

The snake is "Plate 18" in the series and easily one of the most striking compositions that Pfurtscheller had created

3 cm Large width: 110 cm | height: 65 cm | depth: 0

1 cm height 91 cm

The lithograph 'Pilmonaria officinalis' is plate 3 of the series

especially at this large-scale

3 cm X Large width: 200 cm | height: 110 cm | depth: 0

Weber place of origin Germany date of manufacture 1830 detailed condition

Sizes Small width: 28 cm | height: 22 cm | depth: 0

3 cm Large width: 110 cm | height: 68 cm | depth: 0