Buying a gift and not sure what your recipient would like? Let them choose with our gift card.

Browse more Fine Art Prints
Peacock-shaped Hand Washing Device
Browse more Fine Art Prints
An illustration of a mechanical peacock basin designed for ceremonial hand washing, from a 1315 Syrian manuscript, a copy of the work "The Book of Knowledge of Ingenious Mechanical Devices" by Ibn al-Razzāz al-Jazarī, which was written in 1206. Al-Jazarī's book has been preserved in 15 different manuscript copies, created between the 13th and 19th centuries. Al-Jazarī, an engineer from upper Mesopotamia, created a remarkable collection of automated machines while serving King Nasrī al-Dīn. These machines included clocks, clever drinking vessels, apparatus for washing, fountains, water-raising devices, and measuring instruments. (Source: Cleveland Museum of Art)
- Medlar, Poppy Anemone, and Pear Joris Hoefnagel
- Bride in the Greek Style Ennemond Alexandre Petitot
- Perspective of the Regular Bodies: VI Wentzel Jamnitzer
- Night Shells: 3 Hirayama Fireworks Co.
- Two Goats as Leaf Ornament Anthonie de Winter
- Guide for Constructing the Letter C Joris Hoefnagel
- Geometria et Perspectiva: III Lorenz Stoer
- Dianthus and Almond Joris Hoefnagel