Bilder Émile Baudement (1819–1886) – Map of The Austrian Empire, Varieties of Cattle Breeds – Hand-coloured Lithograph (1857)

Beskrivning

This detailed, hand-coloured Map is a specialized thematic map of the extensive Austrian Empire. The map uses distinct colors and symbols, explained in the legend at the lower left, to delineate the geographical distribution of various indigenous cattle breeds across the diverse regions of the Empire. The political boundaries and geographical features serve as a base for this detailed zootechnical study. This print is sourced from Émile Baudement’s authoritative work, Les races bovines au concours universel agricole de Paris in 1856. Études zootechniques (The Cattle Breeds at the Universal Agricultural Exhibition of Paris in 1856. Zootechnical Studies), published by the Imprimerie Impériale.

Émile Baudement was a French agricultural scientist and professor of zootechnics at the Conservatoire des arts et métiers. He was commissioned by the French government to document the world's finest cattle breeds following the 1856 Paris exhibition, resulting in this scientifically and artistically significant zootechnical atlas.

Artist or Maker: Émile Baudement

Dimensions: Approximately 38 × 56 cm

Medium: Hand-coloured Lithograph

Date: 1857

Condition Report:
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