australian cassowary Size:30x40

australian cassowary Size:30x40Poster with a vintage poster of a Cassowary from the 19th century. In the picture we see, among other things, the text Casuarius australis Latin for the name of the species . A cassowary is a bird descended from the dinosaur species Velociraptor. It is the world's second largest bird after the ostrich, can run at up to 50 km h, jump up to 1. 5 meters and swims well. The cassowary can live up to 50 years old and lives deep in the forest. They have very

The width of the metal frame is 9mm and its depth is 19mm

In the upper left corner we see the text "Map of Sweden by Carl Akrell 1811"

Both the male and the female incubate their eggs and stay by their young's side as a family throughout their upbringing

this piece reflects an era when fashion was an art form

with underlying harbor

This shift is attributed to the rising prestige of the writing profession in the 20th century

The illustration was drawn by William Home Lizars and published in John James Audubon's book Birds of America in 1827

A journalist fell for one of Rubini's performances and came to write: "Rubini

Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity - Seneca

women wore long dresses with high collars and a defined waist

and city arch

In the photograph guests and staff are seen in connection with the closing of the bar in September 1914