copepoda calanus fine art print ernst haeckel Size:50×70 cm He is also associated with

He is also associated with Cloisonnism and Synthetism

The effect is surprisingly luminous — seaweed transformed into something jewel-like

Creator: George Bellows

Alfons Maria Mucha known internationally as Alphonse Mucha

In ancient times

copepoda calanus fine art print ernst haeckel Size:50×70 cm He is also associated withThis is the hidden world of the plankton, magnified into art. Copepods the minuscule crustaceans that drift in their billions through the world's oceans are usually invisible to the naked eye, but Ernst Haeckel drew them here as translucent, long antennaed jewels, each one a tiny marvel of engineering set against a dark, deep water background. The plate comes from Kunstformen der Natur (Art Forms in Nature), Haeckel's defining series of 100