TITLE: FATHOMING THE DEEP; THE CHALLENGER EXPEDITION’S FINDINGS
FROM THE WORLD BELOW
2000 7 X 7 INCHES

HMS Challenger
British voyage of exploration, (1872-1876) Challenger traversed 68,890 nautical miles, in the course of which she
sampled in the North and South Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and traveled north of the
limits of drift ice in the North Atlantic polar seas and south of the
Antarctic Circle.

Back at home, the scientific findings of the cruise were examined by over 100
scientists. On completion, The Report discussed, with full detail of text
and illustrations.

Detail of a lithograph of a tiny enteropneust. Cephaulodiscus dodecalophus.
One can easily imagine it as a creature from another world. The lithograph is
combined with a photograph by the collage artist of the Antarctic peninsular
coast.