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Fine art print inspired by an engraving made in the 1840s by Charles Orbigny.Features an Indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis), also called the greater one-horned rhinoceros and Indian one-horned rhinoceros. The Indian rhinoceros once ranged throughout the entire stretch of the Indo-Gangetic Plai..

Fine art print by Karl Brodtmann. Features an Asian Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis).Brodtmann's portrayals of animals were depicted in beautiful and scientifically accurate lithographs and were primarily for the use of biologists and the aristocracy, the latter being great patrons of the arts and ..

Fine art print by Karl Brodtmann. Features an African Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis).Brodtmann's portrayals of animals were depicted in beautiful and scientifically accurate lithographs and were primarily for the use of biologists and the aristocracy, the latter being great patrons of the arts an..

Fine art print inspired by a lithograph from the mid 1800s by Edmonston and Douglas. Features Indian Rhinoceros, Spoonbill and Tree Bamboo in South Asia - East Indies...

A prehistoric Rhinoceros with two horns. The German name for the animal was "Das Arsinoitherium". They were Rhinoceros-like herbivores that lived in northern Africa from 36 to 30 million years agoThis is a fine art print of a lithograph from the early 1900s by Heinrich Harder, which we have carefull..

A prehistoric Rhinoceros with one huge horn. The German name for the animal was "Das Einhorn Elasmotherium". It was a huge Eurasian rhinoceros native to the steppes, south of the range of the woolly rhinoceros of Ice Age Europe. Elasmotherium looked a bit like a horse, but it had a large single horn..

A prehistoric Rhinoceros with two horns. The German name for the animal was "Das Teleocerasm". They were Rhinoceros-like herbivores with a body more like a hippo. Fossils dating back 5 million years have been found in America and France.This is a fine art print of a lithograph from the early 1900s b..

A prehistoric Uintatherium (Das Dinoceras). Similar size to today's rhino but not related, Uintatherium was a large browsing animal that weighed over 2 tonnes and was found in today's USA.This is a fine art print of a lithograph from the early 1900s by Heinrich Harder, which we have carefully restor..

A prehistoric Woolly Rhinoceros with two horns. The German name for the animal was "Vorweltliches Pelz-Nashorn". The woolly rhinoceros was common throughout Europe and northern Asia and survived the last glacial period. It became exticnt about 10,000 years ago.This is a fine art print of a lithograp..

Fine art print inspired by a lithograph from the mid 1800s by Edmonston and Douglas. Features Rhino, Giraffe,Water Buck, Euphorbia and Gnu in Africa...

Fine art print inspired by a lithograph from the late 1800s by Emil Hanselmann.Features an elephant, tapir and rhinoceros...

Fine art print inspired by a lithograph from the mid 1800s by Edmonston and Douglas. Features Zebra, Giraffe and White Rhinoceros on the African plains...

Fine art print inspired by an aquatint from 1807 by William Daniell.Features a Black Rhinoceros...