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Postcard of Scorpaenopsis cocopsis Fish. ca. 1914, 246. Nohu Omakaha, (Scorpaenopsis Cocopsis). FISHES OF HAWAII. The Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes
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Postcard of Scorpaenopsis cocopsis Fish. ca. 1914, 246. Nohu Omakaha, (Scorpaenopsis Cocopsis). FISHES OF HAWAII. The Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu, claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. No painter can imitate them nor language do them justice. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes
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This print showcases the mesmerizing beauty of the Scorpaenopsis cocopsis fish, taken around 1914. Found in the waters of Nohu Omakaha, Hawaii, these unique creatures are part of the renowned collection at The Aquarium in Waikiki, Honolulu. Known as one of the rarest and most stunning fish in existence, they possess an otherworldly charm that defies description. The postcard captures their odd yet alluring shape, adorned with a vibrant array of colors reminiscent of a rainbow. Each hue seems delicately applied like brushstrokes on a canvas. Their exquisite shades and peculiar forms cannot be replicated by any painter or adequately conveyed through language alone. These lithographic prints from the Curt Teich Company serve as remarkable representations of natural science and animal illustration. They belong to a series dedicated to documenting various species found in Hawaii's rich marine life. Preserved within Lake County Museum's collection, these offset lithographs and transfer prints offer glimpses into the diverse world beneath our oceans. As we gaze upon this postcard featuring Scorpaenopsis cocopsis fish, we are reminded that nature's artistry often surpasses human imagination. Its intricate details and ethereal qualities leave us humbled by its magnificence—a testament to Earth's boundless wonders waiting to be discovered below its shimmering surface.
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