Early American Spoonbill and Shore Birds Illustration by A. Wilson White Background (Cfa-Wd)

Early American Spoonbill and Shore Birds Illustration by A. Wilson White Background (Cfa-Wd)The birds were from a book on the birds of North America but are less known due to the fact it was overshadowed by John J. Audubon's Birds of North America that were published just a few short years after this book. This image was illustrated by Alexander Wilson and hand colored with watercolor at the time it was published around 1832. The original image was scanned and edited by CFA Editions and is a beautiful example of early American Natural

is digitally re-mastered and printed on acid free cotton rag paper with archival inks

Giclee reproduction Wood Ibis 216 from John J

This beautiful Black Grouse Hen of Rudbeck Birds

which many believe led to the development of French matting

Each frame is 20

It feeds on crustaceans

I can sell them individually for much more but a few collectors have requested a complete set so here it is

5 inches wide and 22

Size: 17x22 inches

Image History: The giclee prints we make are from Francois Martinet's work with Buffon Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux

This bird print was illustrated around 1854 in Paris

The Albin Upclose Crane 18x24 illustrations were originally drawn in nature of live birds around 1730