Freshwater Drum (Aplodinotus grunniens) by John L. Petrie, 1898 Size:33x60in (84x150cm) the design embodies mid-century modern

the design embodies mid-century modern graphic sensibilities: bold

aligning the piece with early 20th-century shifts toward personal perception and away from academic realism

known for its historic gardens

the park becomes a point of departure rather than the destination: hints of paths

and artist known for his profound contributions to natural history and biological science

Freshwater Drum (Aplodinotus grunniens) by John L. Petrie, 1898 Size:33x60in (84x150cm) the design embodies mid-century modernThe Fresh Water Drum, or Sheepshead (Aplodinotus grunniens), by John L. Petrie, 1898, is a quintessential Victorian zoological illustration created at the height of late 19thcentury natural history publishing. Originally issued as a chromolithograph for William C. Harriss ambitious The Fishes of North America, the plate marries meticulous scientific observation with a refined artistic eye. Petries rendering showcases the fish with precise anatomical