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Last Name Dinkel

Given Name Joseph

alt. Names J. D. ; Josef / Jos. Dinkel, lith. Ad. Nat. ; Dinkell ;

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Year born 1806 c. in Austria

Year died 1891

Place of death London ?

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Country of Activity Germany

Worked for Louis Agassiz: Recherches poissons fossiles 1833-43 & Poisson d'Eau Douce, 1839-45; Hugh Falconer; Richard Owen: Brit. Fossil Reptiles; Hugh Falconer & P.T. Cautley: Fauna Antiqua 1846; Thomas Huxley; Neueste Wagen 1837

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Collaborators artists: Antoine Sonrel; JC Weber; A Gawan, Lens Aldous, G Scharf, J Erxleben, GH Ford

Techniques technical, geological, paleontological & zoological drawing from nature ; lithography

Sample(s) http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22509448?search[i][century]=1800&search[i][decade]=1830&search[i][subject]=Fossils&search[il][category]=Images

Archival sources British Museum Natural History London, Owen collection ; https://www.geolsoc.org.uk/Geoscientist/Archive/February-2013/Agassizs-Fossil-Fish

Published sources AKL27 2000:484; ThB9 1913:309; Sawyer 1971:122,126,167; E.Cary Agassiz: L Agassiz 2004:43,66,131; Nissen 1969/78 #1329,3036; Langer 1978:385f.; G.E.Bodmer in Huxley's Place in Science 1997: 294; Christoph Irmscher: L. Agassiz 2013: 59, 154; M.deArce et al. in Notes and Records of the Royal Society 66 (2011): 253;

other top illustr. for fossils in his day, mostly active in Munich; further places of Activity: England & France (Paris). He accompanied paleontologist Louis Agassiz 1828-44 to Alps, Normandy & 1840 England, cf. Life, letters, and works of Louis Agassiz, London 1896, online at https://archive.org/stream/lifelettersworks00marc/lifelettersworks00marc_djvu.txt (search for Dinkel)

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