Branta Rufina [Red-crested Duck]
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Description
GOULD, John; H. C. Richter.
For the author, 1867.
Original hand-coloured lithograph. Mounted, overall size: 69cm by 52.6cm.
John Gould is widely considered the greatest and most ambitious of all Victorian ornithologists, combining both artistic skill and beauty and anatomical accuracy. Following in the great tradition of Natural History illustrators, such as Barraband and Audubon, Gould enlisted the services of some of the most notable ornithological artists, including Edward Lear, Joseph Wolf and his own wife Elizabeth to compile the most outstanding and comprehensive bodies of work in this field. Comprising of eighteen major works he illustrated the birds of the world, from Asia, New Guinea, Europe, and Great Britain to the Families of Toucans, Trogons and Hummingbirds. -
More Information
Documentation: Ample Provenance Origin: England Period: 19th Century Materials: hand-coloured lithograph on paper Condition: Good. Creation Date: 1867 Styles / Movements: Victorian, Other , Color Dealer Reference #: 102382 Incollect Reference #: 459725 -
Dimensions
W. 27.17 in; H. 20.71 in; D. 0.2 in; W. 69 cm; H. 52.6 cm; D. 0.5 cm;
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