Albrecht D\u00fcrer’s “Rhinocerus” from 1515 is one of the most famous naturalistic animal illustrations. In Germany, D\u00fcrer’s rhinoceros was considered a faithful image of a rhinoceros in school textbooks until the 1930s. In a colorization from Aldrovandi’s workshop at the end of the 16th century. D\u00fcrer’s rhinoceros is surrounded by an oriental-looking ornament in this tile painting. The tile is composed of scientific drawings of the piston jellyfish (Carmaris Trachomedusae) according to Art Forms of Nature, Plate 26 by Ernst Haeckel.<\/p>\n
Our double pictures in landscape and portrait format from the series Art of Science represent an extraordinary wall decoration. Composite tile pictures are glued to a wooden panel and have a glued and screwed hanging strip appropriate to their size. This makes it easy to hang your tile picture on any wall. They hang virtually floating on the wall with a depth of 1 cm. The motifs of the series Art of Science are colorful and lively. <\/span>Our highly brilliant print in ceramic firing captivates the eye of the beholder with a silky-matte sheen. Each ceramic firing has its own color note, slight deviation from the color tone of the product image are therefore possible.<\/p>\n