Gallery›Wellcome Collection›Above, a gurnard seen from the side; middle, the skeletal heads of a gurnard and a sculpin; below, a sculpin seen from the side. Stipple engraving by Corbié after A. Baron.
Above, a gurnard seen from the side; middle, the skeletal heads of a gurnard and a sculpin; below, a sculpin seen from the side. Stipple engraving by Corbié after A. Baron.
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Above, a gurnard seen from the side; middle, the skeletal heads of a gurnard and a sculpin; below, a sculpin seen from the side. Stipple engraving by Corbié after A. Baron.

Acarie Baron

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Lettering: Dict. univ. d'hist. nat. poissons. pl. 4. Acanthopterigiens...trigle perlon...scorpenne...Acarie Baron pinx. Corbié sc.

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