A monochrome illustration of various insects, prominently featuring moths, created by Ernst Haeckel.

Tineida–Motten

A4 / No Frame
$49.00
Sale price  $49.00 Regular price 
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A monochrome illustration of various insects, prominently featuring moths, created by Ernst Haeckel.
ERNST HAECKEL

Tineida–Motten

$49.00
Sale price  $49.00 Regular price 
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Tineida–Motten

A4 / No Frame

Ponsonby, Auckland

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

62 Ponsonby Road
Grey Lynn
AUK
Auckland 1011
New Zealand

+6421522732
About the Print

This gallery-quality art print is produced on Epson Enhanced Matte art paper - our trusted go-to for home décor - delivering outstanding detail, vivid colour, and exceptional value.

  • Smooth matte finish
  • 192gsm medium-weight paper
  • Bright natural white tone
  • Crisp detail & rich, deep blacks
  • Archival pigment inks for exceptional fade resistance
  • Multiple sizes available
  • Purchase framed or unframed
  • Spacious white border (no mat needed)
About the Artist
Ernst Haeckel (1834–1919) was a German biologist, naturalist, and artist celebrated for his intricate illustrations of marine life and his contributions to evolutionary science. Born in Potsdam, Prussia, to Carl and Charlotte Haeckel, he initially pursued medicine at his father’s urging, studying at universities in Berlin, Würzburg, and Vienna. Haeckel’s passion for nature led him to zoology, where he became a professor at the University of Jena. Influenced by Darwin’s theories, he coined terms like “ecology” and “phylogeny” and championed the idea that ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny. His artistic talent shone in works like Kunstformen der Natur (Art Forms of Nature), featuring stunning lithographs of organisms such as radiolarians and jellyfish.
Artwork Description

Embark on a journey through your space with the haunting grace of Tineida–Motten, a masterful illustration from Ernst Haeckel’s revered Kunstformen der Natur (1904), a triumph of scientific artistry. This evocative print unveils the intricate allure of moths, their delicate wings and subtle forms etched in a stark symphony of bold blacks, pristine whites, and layered grays, showcasing exquisite monochrome depth. Infused with Haeckel’s seamless blend of precision and curiosity, this black-and-white artwork elevates these nocturnal beings into a realm of quiet, almost ghostly elegance, fusing detailed craftsmanship with a sense of shadowed mystique. Its striking contrasts and fine patterns render it an understated yet powerful presence in any setting—be it a dimly lit study, a calm sanctuary, or a bold collector’s retreat—draping your surroundings in a mantle of nature’s enigmatic stillness.

Framing Details

Frames are optional - add one at checkout to elevate your art print. Our standard framing is a premium moulded boxed frame, handcrafted locally in New Zealand:

  • 20mm moulding, 30mm depth
  • Modern contemporary finish
  • Available in Natural Oak, Black, or White
  • Backed with sturdy MDF and tape
  • Ready-to-hang hardware included
  • Carefully bubble-wrapped
  • Boxed for secure delivery
Shipping & Delivery

We believe premium art should arrive safely and swiftly. To reduce transit times and eliminate heavy international freight costs, all orders are printed, framed, and fulfilled locally within your own country or region (including New Zealand, Australia, the US, and the UK).

We are proud to offer FREE, locally tracked, and insured shipping for all deliveries within New Zealand, Australia, the USA, and the UK. For all other international destinations, shipping is calculated seamlessly at checkout. For specific regional delivery timeframes, please visit our FAQs.

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Archival Art Paper

Smooth enhanced matte paper - acid-free and pH-neutral for rich depth, subtle texture, and exceptional longevity without fading.

Custom Framing

Handcrafted frames in oak, black or white – timeless finishes designed for elegant easy hanging.

Protective Sealing

Archival backing seal to shield against dust, moisture and contaminants – preserving your print for years.

Archival Art Paper

Smooth enhanced matte paper - acid-free and pH-neutral for rich depth, subtle texture, and exceptional longevity without fading.

Archival Inks

Fade-resistant pigment inks delivering vibrant, true-to-life colours that stay vivid and true for generations – museum-quality.

Ready to Hang

Pre-installed hanging hardware and picture wire – arrives ready to display right away with no tools needed.

Custom Framing

Handcrafted frames in oak, black or white – timeless finishes designed for elegant easy hanging.

Protective Sealing

Archival backing seal to shield against dust, moisture and contaminants – preserving your print for years.

Sustainable Choice

Eco-conscious responsible materials – beautiful art you can feel good about owning and displaying.

Archival Inks

Fade-resistant pigment inks delivering vibrant, true-to-life colours that stay vivid and true for generations – museum-quality.

Ready to Hang

Pre-installed hanging hardware and picture wire – arrives ready to display right away with no tools needed.

Sustainable Choice

Eco-conscious responsible materials – beautiful art you can feel good about owning and displaying.

Fine Art Printing

All prints are locally printed on high quality acid-free 21 enhanced smooth matte art paper, or 310gsm Cotton Rag 100% velvet textured paper stock using archival quality inks.

Premium Art Framing

Our frames are sustainably sourced, solid wood premium boxed frames with 2mm thick glass, 20mm wide and 30mm deep mouldings. All frames are locally made in New Zealand

Ready to Hang

Your new framed art arrives sealed with acid-free tape on the back for dust protection & humidity control. All framed artwork includes hanging hardware ready to hang in any space.