Jellyfish illustration (1) (1900s) | Ernst Haeckel

Dive into the fascinating world of marine biology with this mesmerizing giclée print of jellyfish by Ernst Haeckel. Created in the 1900s, this captivating artwork showcases Haeckel's unique blend of scientific accuracy and artistic flair, capturing the intricate details and ethereal beauty of these mesmerizing creatures. Taken from his renowned series "Art Forms in Nature," this print is a testament to the intersection of science and art, making it a perfect addition for anyone with a passion for marine life, natural history, or the beauty of scientific illustration.   

Did You Know?

Jellyfish are not actually fish! They are invertebrates, meaning they lack a backbone. They are simple creatures composed mostly of water, with a bell-shaped body and trailing tentacles. Some jellyfish are bioluminescent, meaning they can produce their own light, creating a mesmerizing spectacle in the depths of the ocean.   

Add this beautiful and educational piece to your cart today and bring a touch of the underwater world and scientific history into your home with Ernst Haeckel's "Jellyfish" print.