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Colourful and surreal illustrations of fishes 5 Poster

Colourful and surreal illustrations of fishes 5 Poster

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Colourful and surreal illustrations of fishes found in Moluccas (Indonesia) and the East Indies by Louis Renard (1678 -1746) from Histoire naturelle des plus rares curiositez de la mer des Indes (1754)

Renard’s imaginative fish illustrations, once believed to be exaggerated or fantastical, now captivate with their vibrant colors and whimsical forms—making this poster a unique conversation piece that brings a touch of historical wonder and artistic flair to any space.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

Louis Renard was an eighteenth-century publisher and natural history compiler, renowned for introducing European audiences to the marine life of the East Indies. In an age when explorers and merchants fueled curiosity for the exotic, Renard transformed field observations into vivid images that circulated widely as books and collectible plates.

His work stands at the crossroads of science and art, reflecting the Enlightenment’s fascination with cataloguing the natural world and the allure of distant discoveries.

The Artwork

Published in 1754, this plate is part of a landmark natural history volume that sought to document the biodiversity of tropical seas for European readers. At a time when travel was limited to a privileged few, such illustrations offered a window into unfamiliar ecosystems and the wealth of maritime trade. The artwork embodies the Enlightenment drive to organize and share knowledge, blending scientific ambition with a sense of wonder about the unknown.

Style & Characteristics

The composition displays several tropical fish, each carefully spaced on a pale background to highlight their unique forms. The palette is exceptionally vivid, featuring saturated hues of orange, green, yellow, blue, red, and pink that lend the scene both a lifelike and fantastical quality. Fine outlines and intricate detailing invite close study, while the overall effect remains playful and slightly surreal. This vintage print bridges scholarly precision and decorative appeal, resonating with lovers of sea and ocean art and animal themed wall art.

In Interior Design

This vintage print brings a vibrant, curated accent to living rooms, hallways, or home offices, especially in coastal or eclectic interiors. Its jewel tones enliven neutral spaces and pair beautifully with white walls, natural woods, and linen textures. For a harmonious look, echo one of the print’s colors in accessories, allowing the artwork to remain the focal point. It also complements science inspired prints, offering both warmth and sophistication to kitchens or studies.