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Ammonitida Poster

Ammonitida Poster

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Ammonitida–Ammonshörner from Kunstformen der Natur (1904) by Ernst Haeckel

Ernst Haeckel’s intricate ammonite illustrations capture the mesmerizing symmetry and natural artistry of ancient marine life, making this poster a striking conversation piece that blends scientific wonder with timeless elegance for any modern living space.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

Ernst Haeckel was a German biologist, philosopher, and renowned scientific illustrator whose work bridged the worlds of science and art at the turn of the twentieth century. His illustrations played a crucial role in making the wonders of natural history accessible to both scientists and the public, blending meticulous observation with an eye for aesthetic harmony.

Haeckel’s most influential works are found in Kunstformen der Natur, a groundbreaking series that inspired early modern design and continues to captivate collectors of vintage scientific illustration. For those interested in the intersection of knowledge and beauty, our science posters and prints offer further discoveries.

The Artwork

This plate, Ammonitida, was created during a period when scientific illustration was vital for education and public engagement with natural history. Ammonites, the extinct marine cephalopods depicted here, were once abundant in ancient seas and became iconic fossils in both scientific and popular culture. Haeckel’s intent was not only to document these forms but also to illustrate the underlying principles of evolution and the recurring patterns found in nature.

As a vintage print, Ammonitida symbolizes the passage of geological time and the enduring fascination with the ocean’s ancient life. It reflects a moment when science and art collaborated to reveal the hidden structures of the natural world, making it a thoughtful companion to other sea and ocean wall art.

Style & Characteristics

This scientific print features a series of ammonite shells arranged with architectural precision, inviting viewers to explore their intricate spirals, chambers, and forms. The composition is defined by crisp black linework on a pale background, creating a striking monochrome effect that emphasizes both clarity and elegance.

Labels and a structured layout evoke the feel of a classic reference plate, while the careful shading gives each shell a sculptural quality. The mood is calm and contemplative, ideal for those who appreciate black and white scientific illustrations that double as decorative art. For more works in this refined palette, explore our black and white prints.

In Interior Design

Ammonitida is well-suited for display in home offices, libraries, hallways, or living rooms where subtle sophistication is desired. Its fossil motif complements interiors that blend modern furnishings with vintage accents, and it pairs beautifully with materials like stone, wood, or metal.

The monochrome palette allows for easy integration into a variety of color schemes, from neutrals to deep blues and greens. This vintage ammonite print adds depth and interest to gallery walls, especially when combined with maps, photography, or minimalist graphics, making it a versatile choice for design enthusiasts and lovers of natural history.