New Allegorical works added to shop
Three Allegorical works have been added to the Transmission Atelier Web Shop. Transmission Atelier
offers several modern religious allegorical pieces. Each famous work has been Painstakingly color corrected and detail enhanced to honor and in some cases improve upon the quality of the original artifact.
Vanitas with Death and a maiden 1610-1620
Allegory on Death 1600-1633
Marriage for Wealth Officiated by Satan 1595
Harmonia Macrocosmica, Andreas Cellarius
Transmission Atelier is pleased to offer surperb quality facsimiles of the complete plates from Harmonia Macrocosmica, by Andreas Cellarius originally published in 1661. Each celestial map Image is printed at 17″ x 20″ on 290g archival bamboo paper in an edition of 500. A complete folio with all 29 plates plus the title page is also offered at an edition size of 10
Albertus Seba’s Cabinet of Natural Curiosities
Transmission Atelier is pleased to announce the release of selected plates from Volume One of
‘Locupletissimi Rerum Naturalium Thesauri’ by Albertus Seba, 1734
Transmission Atelier has curated and released ten illustrated tab pages and will be releasing more in the next few weeks, each of which has been engineered and printed from the original source material printed in 1734.
We have brought in a Naturalist with a background in Zoology and Graphic Communications
in order to properly identify the specimens contained within each of the Tab pages. In order to provide an accurate historical documentation of this magnificent collection.
These facsimiles retain all of the detail of the original printed piece.
“Albertus Seba’s “Cabinet of Curiosities” is one of the 18th century’s greatest natural history achievements and remains one of the most prized natural history books of all time.
Though it was common for men of his profession to collect natural specimens for research purposes, Amsterdam-based pharmacist Albertus Seba (1665-1736) had a passion that led him far beyond the call of duty. His amazing, unprecedented collection of animals, plants and insects from all around the world gained international fame during his lifetime. In 1731, after decades of collecting, Seba commissioned illustrations of each and every specimen and arranged the publication of a four-volume catalog detailing his entire collection-from strange and exotic plants to snakes, frogs, crocodiles, shellfish, corals, insects, butterflies and more, as well as fantastic beasts, such as a hydra and a dragon.
Seba’s scenic illustrations, often mixing plants and animals in a single plate, were unusual even for the time. Many of the stranger and more peculiar creatures from Seba’s collection, some of which are now extinct, were as curious to those in Seba’s day as they are to us now.”
Absinthe Poster facsimiles
Transmission Atelier has completed the process of duplicating two rare and beautiful Absinthe Posters.
Like every Transmission Atelier Edition, These facsimiles are created from the original source materials.
We have been granted rare access to these two original 1800s litho-graphic posters. Every last detail
of the original 19th century artifact is held. It is with the most advanced imaging technology and techniques that Transmission Atelier is able to provide antique poster editions that are
indistinguishable from the original.
Absinthe Robette, Privat-Livemont 1896
Absinthe Premier Fils 1895 Van der Thurm
Magnat-Debon Motorcycles Grenoble, Pierre Andry Farcy
Transmission Atelier is pleased to announce the release of a vintage poster edition of an early Magnat-Debon Motorcycles Poster. Designed by Pierre Andry Farcy, originally printed in 1913. An edition of 500 at 30″ x 40″
Ivan Albright and Transmission Atelier
Ivan Albright’s father Adam Emory Albright taught Ivan and his twin brother Malvin
how to paint in his studio that is located in Warrenville Illinois. The studio which is now the town historical society asked Transmission Atelier to produce single edition prints of two of Ivans works and (not to be outdone by his son) one of Adam Emory’s paintings. The prints will be in the permanent collection of the Warrenville Historical Society. It was a real honor to do this project.
A Picture of Dorian Gray; 1943-44: Ivan Albright
My Studio; Ivan Albright
Untitled; Adam Emory Albright