The Captured Bird

Beautiful art deco porcelain figure titled "The Captured Bird" by Goldscheidersche Porzellan

Beautiful art deco porcelain figure titled "The Captured Bird" by Goldscheidersche Porzellan

Beautiful Art Deco porcelain sculpture "The Captured Bird" by Goldscheider Porzellan Manufactur

Goldscheider Ceramic statuette "The Captured Bird" design by Josef Lorenzl (1892-1950) and it was

Goldscheider Ceramic statuette "The Captured Bird" design by Josef Lorenzl (1892-1950) and it was

the dancer Niddy Impekoven (1904-2002) performing her dance ‘The Captured Bird’ in the early twenties

for "The Swallow-tailed Kingfisher." The image itself shows a bird with a long, forked tail, which is

to its minimum, captures the bird's essence in a poetic way. Nice glossy finish that beautifully

sharp talons, is portrayed here in detailed plumage, emphasising its hunting prowess. The captured bird

diversity of avian species. Birds Featured: 1. **Le Sénégal (Senegal Firefinch)** The Senegal Firefinch

view as it floats on the water. The illustration is precise, capturing the bird's distinct all-dark

detailing and artistic precision, the artwork captures the essence of each bird, inviting viewers into the

The print is from "The History of the Birds of Europe" by Henry Eeles Dresser, published between

The antique bird print titled 'Falco Subbuteo' is a historical depiction of the Eurasian hobby

meticulous in capturing the likeness of birds from across the globe, and the Black Indian Cuckoo would have

capture the delicate features of a bird's feathers, the texture of foliage, and the overall dynamic

, exhibits Magnus von Wright's commitment to accuracy and his ability to capture the textures of the bird

sensitivity of the era. The artist has captured the bird in stunning detail, from the delicate feather

This striking 19th-century painting of a red bird captures the vivid beauty and elegance of its

nobility. The craftsmanship here captures not only the bird’s natural strength but also its enduring

marble and the detailed, metallic birds captures the essence of French Art Deco craftsmanship, blending

A vintage carved jasper bird with gold mounts showcasing the skill of lapidary artists who

male in November," suggesting that this image captures the likeness of the bird during the autumn

base. The birds, captured in tender profile as if in courtship or gentle dialogue, are meticulously

publishers to capture the vibrancy of bird plumage with a level of fidelity that was revolutionary for the

-style environments. The vase’s sculptural quality and flowing lines capture the essence of the birds of

blend botanical and ornithological art. The scene captures a pair of birds fluttering amidst a cluster

attentive to the skies. The bird's plumage is captured in soft, realistic hues, with the grays and subtle

)—depicted in their summer plumage. The scene captures the birds standing on a rocky shoreline at dusk, with

. This print captures both the bird’s anatomy and habitat with great care, showcasing not just

-painted artistry, infusing the box with life and color. The combination of the protea and bird captures

yellow and black plumage, as shown in the engraving, captures the bird's vibrant appearance. The artist

its ability to mimic human speech. The engraving captures the bird's sleek body and characteristic

Nederlandsche Vogelen. The plate captures the bird’s mottled brown plumage, perfectly adapted to camouflage

hoopoe, a bird renowned for its distinctive crest and striking colors. Often associated with wisdom and

two birds are perched in a blossoming tree. The birds, captured in a moment of serene interaction, are

calm body of water. The artist has faithfully captured the bird’s characteristic chestnut-colored head

Various Bird Species – Hand-Coloured Engraving from Goldsmith’s Animated Nature, c.1852 This

corner of the print features a detailed study of the bird's head, capturing the intricate details of the

detailed and vibrant image that captures the intricacy of the birds' feather patterning with remarkable

aims to capture the bird's physical characteristics, plumage, and features specific to its gender. 2

winter plumage and a younger bird, capturing the differences in coloration and pattern that distinguish

adorned with beautifully detailed illustrations of charming barn birds, capturing the serene beauty of

adorned with beautifully detailed illustrations of charming barn birds, capturing the serene beauty of

hand-applied, capturing the bird’s soft feathers and unique markings, including the bright tips of its

engraving captures the bird’s subtle feather patterns and elegant form with impressive accuracy. Each print

long tail, which it flicks up and down as it forages near water. Albin’s rendering captures the bird

naturalists due to its rarity and distinctive coloration. Albin’s depiction captures the bird’s poised stance

rendered the lapwing with scientific precision and artistic finesse, capturing not just the bird but also

with artistic finesse. This plate, numbered "Tab. LVIII," captures the bird’s unique crest and

, capturing the nuances of the bird's plumage, posture, and natural habitat. His work on "Svenska Foglar" is

, drawn and engraved by Eleazar Albin around 1730. The bird is shown standing gracefully on a grassy mound

18th-century audience. The plate, numbered "Tab. LII," captures the bird’s fine plumage details

poised stance, capturing the bird’s detailed feathering and elegant form. Created by Johann Michael

feathering and a gracefully curved bill that captures the bird’s natural poise. The surface is finished in

carefully painted, the sculpture captures the bird in a poised standing position, its elongated neck and

. These elegant sculptures are life-sized, capturing the birds in graceful, naturalistic poses, one