In this art print of Lampetra fluviatilis and Congridae, the composition favors meticulous observation: the nine-eyed river lamprey stands out against a neutral background while two sea eels curve their bodies with an almost musical fluidity. The colors remain faithful to the original, blending earthy tones and marine shades to reproduce the viscous texture of the scales and the transparency of the fins. The illustration technique, close to naturalist study, highlights anatomical details and creates an atmosphere both scientific and contemplative, inviting the eye to scrutinize every line.

Anselmus Botius de Boodt is recognized for his precise contributions to species representation, combining scientific rigor and aesthetic sense. Active at the crossroads of naturalist study and illustrative art, he influenced natural history collections by prioritizing the accuracy of forms and didactic clarity. His plates served both curiosity cabinets and academies, and several of his works have been reproduced for their documentary value. This work testifies to his legacy: a careful observation focused on the small details that make each plate rich and authentic.

This art print of Lampetra fluviatilis and Congridae is a decorative asset for a living room, an office, or a scientific library. Framed or mounted on a stretcher, the Lampetra fluviatilis and Congridae painting brings a touch of scholarly elegance and matches both classic and contemporary interiors. The Lampetra fluviatilis and Congridae canvas, printed with quality inks, guarantees color fidelity and durability, for a piece that retains its charm over time. Ideal for natural history enthusiasts, it fosters a calming and cultivated atmosphere in any living space.