The Hunters and The Hunted...
Showing posts with label Africa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Africa. Show all posts
Sunday, August 9, 2015
Monday, March 30, 2015
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Sunday, April 15, 2012
T & C in Scandinavia - The Hunters and The Hunted - Victorian Taxidermy Part II ...
(All Photos by Tavarua)
From the Country - Priceless
My old dunhill pipes still travels with me even if I do not smoke them to often...
Time for a short walk to the river
The world has be waiting and finally the Spring has arrived...with sunshine the flowers will blossom and
Sunset by the river - evening smoke...
Leaving the Country - for good old Denmark...
"Tavarua" in Denmark

Greetings from Charlottenlund, Denmark

Taxidermy Part II
A Victorian Traditional Cabinet Museum (Ireland)


Greetings from Charlottenlund, Denmark

Taxidermy Part II
A Victorian Traditional Cabinet Museum (Ireland)

Labels:
Africa,
Taxidermy,
Trophy Room
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
The Hunters and The Hunted - Victorian Taxidermy - Ireland's Natural History Museum
Taxidermy Part I
A Victorian Traditional Cabinet Museum
During the Victorian era Taxidermy was a part of the interior design. Taxidermist such as Van Ingen & Van Ingen were one of the most famous and largest taxidermist you could find in India. Actually, one of the largest taxidermists in the world. Famous for their tiger and leopard throphy mounts. They were in business from 1890 to 1999.
and not to be forgotten Rowland Ward
(Photos by Tavarua)
Extinct Giant Irish Deer.
The ground floor is dedicated to the wildlife of Ireland.
Falconry
Basking Shark
Skate
The common skate (Raja Batis) is the largest of skates and rays in western Europe and west of Ireland is one of the skate's
few remaining strongholds, Had some skate the other day - delicious...
Very little has changed here since 1857...and indeed one of the best taxidermy exhibits I have visited.
The Royal Dublin Society purchased in 1792 one of Europes largest natural history collections.
Victorian Taxidemry at its best.
More???
Labels:
Africa,
Taxidermy,
Trophy Room
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)















































