The natural history of British fishes Edinburgh, W. H. Lizars, 1843, The illustration features two elongated fish, known as the garfish and the saury, showcased in a natural setting. The garfish, with its sleek body and pronounced beak, displays a shiny greenish hue, while the saury, slightly larger, boasts a distinctive elongated shape and vibrant coloration. Both species are depicted resting on rocky surfaces near the water's edge, with gentle waves hinted in the background. In the distance, a sailing ship can be seen, adding a nautical element to the scene, and emphasizing the aquatic habitat these fish occupy. The artistic detailing captures the unique features of each fish, reflecting their streamlined forms and striking colors, while the surrounding environment hints at their natural habitat.