Dinosaur vintage

A black and white vintage French chart of dinosaurs published by the Librarie Aristide Quillet in Paris France, in the late 1950s. Measuring 7 ¾ x 10 ¾ inches, the paper is in beautiful condition without tears or markings. Each illustration is labelled in French. The reverse side has text from the

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I'm so very sorry. Unless you're Mark Wildman, in which case, enjoy! (See also parts one , two and three .) Here we have Lesothosau...

Sinclair Oil, the petroleum company with the sauropod as its logo, used to give out sets of dinosaur stamps as a promotional gimmick. I scored four sets of three recently, in really good condition. Sinclair did many series of these; this set was apparently from 1959. Despite being labeled as "Dinosaur Stamps," they do feature other prehistoric critters such as the Permian beasts Dimetrodon and Lycaenops. I have not yet been able to figure out who the artist is. Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 These…

What's left to say about Zdeněk Burian? One of the all-time Grand Masters of palaeoart, Burian's paintings have enthralled generations, and have no doubt inspired countless children to become palaeontologists and/or palaeoartists themselves; David's also posted on him once before (please forgive me for covering some of the same ground). Life before Man, with text from Zdeněk Špinar, provides a breathtaking collection of his very best work in which dinosaurs do not completely dominate (which…

Over a decade go, on the blog’s previous incarnation, I wrote a slightly unusual Vintage Dinosaur Art article about a single poster. Said artwork was produced to accompany the officially endo…

dinosaur / carnotaurus themed :D #dinosaur #dino #carnotaurus #prehistoric #vintage #art

Given the quality of the illustrations, I couldn't possibly feature only the dinosaurs from Prehistoric Animals (part of the Private Lives...

When speaking to Steve White not so long ago – in relation to his work on Dinosaurs! – he told me about a multi-volume dinosaur encyclopedia he’d also played a part in back in the…