Late 19th Century North Carolina—The Seaside School of the Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore, at Beaufort, Original Print

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Original hand-colored wood engraving from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1880. The illustration highlights the work of the Johns Hopkins Seaside … Read more Original hand-colored wood engraving from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1880. The illustration highlights the work of the Johns Hopkins Seaside Laboratory in Beaufort, North Carolina, depicting scientists collecting specimens and studying marine life.

The scenes include:
Upper Left: Scientists and collectors working along the Beaufort wharf, gathering marine specimens from the tidal waters.
Upper Right: A fascinating deep-sea colony illustration featuring sea life discovered during dredging expeditions, including a “sea-pen” coral specimen.
Center Panel: A sweeping harbor scene of Beaufort with sailboats, waterfront homes, and the laboratory wharf bustling with activity.
Lower Left: A detailed scientific illustration of a newly hatched marine creature related to the ocean angler fish, shown enlarged for study.
Lower Right: A steam-powered dredging vessel collecting specimens near Fort Macon along the North Carolina coast.

Dimensions: 12 x 16". In very good condition.

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