Cornelius Nozeman
1720-1786, Dutch minister and ornithologist
Cornelius Nozeman, a Remonstrant minister and ornithologist, was the inspiration for Nederlandsche Vogelen, the finest Dutch work on birds.
It was a joint work of two Dutch masters that took more than sixty years to complete: Nozeman wrote the text of the first volumes and the engraver Christiaan Sepp made the plates.
The work
131 prints from one work. Every sheet is 14½ × 21¾ in, from the originals in the Teylers Museum, Haarlem.
All 131 prints by Nozeman
131 prints
Patrijs of Veldhoen (fem)
$185
Rotgans
$185
Bergeend (mas)
$185
Bergeend (Fem)
$185
Grote Zeemeeuw
$185
Brandgans
$185
Roek
$185
Pestvogel
$185
Rietgans
$185
Bonte Kraai
$185
Kolgans
$185
Boompieper
$185
Fluiteend (mas)
$185
Fluiteend (fem)
$185
Wilde Eend (mas)
$185
Wilde Eend (fem)
$185
Kauw
$185
Kruisbek
$185
Kraai
$185
Bosvink
$185
Sperwer
$185
Stootvalk
$185
Kleine Fuut
$185
Kramsvogel
$185
Halfsnip
$185
Kraagmerel
$185
Zaagbek (mas)
$185
Zaagbek (fem)
$185
Stormzwaluw
$185
Dubbelsnip
$185
Goudplevier (mas)
$185
Goudplevier (fem)
$185
Schildeend (mas)
$185
Schildeend (fem)
$185
Zwarte Ruiter
$185