Herrn de la Cepede's Naturgeschichte der Amphibien, oder der einzelnen vierfüssigen Thiere und der Schlangen, Weimar, Verlage des Industrie-Comptoir's, 1800-1802, Amphibians, Reptiles, The illustration features three distinct amphibians, each meticulously rendered to showcase their unique characteristics. On the left, a vividly patterned frog is depicted in a perched position, highlighting its textured skin and prominent limbs, with colorful markings that suggest its potential habitat in lush environments. The center frog appears to be upside down, emphasizing its smooth underbelly and detailed toe structure, likely adapted for climbing. Lastly, the frog on the right is shown in a more natural pose, partially obscured by its surroundings, which adds an element of camouflage. The intricate details in their designs reflect a focus on biological accuracy and artistic representation, inviting viewers to appreciate the diversity of frog species.