Daniel Giraud Elliot
1835-1915, American zoologist and ornithologist
Daniel Giraud Elliot was a zoologist and ornithologist who commissioned some of the finest bird art since Audubon. Although he could draw himself, he preferred other artists, among them Joseph Wolf, to bring his ideas to life.
His folio monographs range from the ant thrushes (1861-1863) and the grouse (1864-1865) to the pheasants (1870-1872), the birds of paradise (1873), the hornbills (1882) and the cats (1878-1883).
The works
277 prints from 6 works, in the order they were published. From the originals in the Teylers Museum, Haarlem.
All 277 prints by Elliot
The Lion
$225
The Jaguarundi
$225
Pallas’s Thibatan Cat
$225
Pampas Cat
$225
Felis Concolor
$225
The Tiger
$225
The Snow-Leopard
$225
The Jaguar
$225
The Panther or Leopard
$225
The Panther or Leopard
$225
The Clouded Tiger
$225
The Little Marbled Tiger
$225
Molina’s Guiana Cat
$225
The Eyra
$225
The Bornean Red Cat
$225
Temminck’s Golden Cat
$225
The little Malayan Red Cat
$225
The Ocelot
$225
The Margay
$225
Geoffroy’s Cat
$225
Bengal Leopard Cat
$225
The Fishing Cat
$225
Fontanier’s Spotted Cat
$225
The Painted Cat
$225
African Golden Cat
$225
The Serval
$225
The Bushy Tailed Red Spotted Cat
$225
The Little Red-Spotted Cat
$225
Rubiginous Cat
$225
The European Wild Cat
$225
The Caffer Cat
$225
The Desert Cat
$225
The Chaus
$225
Bokhara Chaus
$225
Shaw’s Cat
$225
The Siberian Lynx
$225
The Northern Lynx
$225
The Spanish Lynx
$225
The Lynx
$225
The Bay Lynx, or American Wild Cat
$225
The Caracal
$225
Domestic Cat
$225
Cynailurus Jubatus
$225