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The Quahkah; "Samuel Daniell was appointed artist for a British expedition into the Cape interior in 1801. He sketched animals from life in their natural habitats, and was praised for his accuracy and attention to detail. Upon his return, Daniell used his field sketches to create and publish these aquatints.". By: Samuel. Daniell 1804-1805. Page or plate: plate of Quahkah
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Smithsonian Libraries
Date and time of data generation
14 May 2008
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Normal
Horizontal resolution
1,080 dpi
Vertical resolution
1,080 dpi
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Adobe Photoshop CS3 Windows
File change date and time
14:40, 29 November 2020
Color space
Uncalibrated
Image width
1,403 px
Image height
1,000 px
Credit/Provider
Courtesy of Smithsonian Libraries, Washington, D.C.