Fra de varme lande by Emil Bærentzen (1871)

Colored print of wild animals including a lion, elephant, giraffe and tiger beside a river, with men working in a tropical la

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A hand-colored lithograph titled "Fra de varme lande" shows a tropical scene with a lion, tiger, giraffe, elephant, and camel gathered along a river and open plain. Figures in light clothing work among tall grasses and palms in the foreground, while small animals such as rabbits, a tortoise, and a snake appear near the bottom edge. The print is credited to Emil Bærentzen and was published by the editors of Nordisk Husflidstidende.

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1871

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