Sharon Beals Lithograph of Nest - Golden-Hooded Tanager

Sharon Beals Lithograph of a Bewicks Wren Nest. It is from an edition of only 25 ever made and is beautifully framed.

Sharon Beals Lithograph of a Song Sparrow Nest. It is one of a limited edition of only 25.

Sharon Beals Lithograph of Nest - Bank Swallow 2011. One of a limited edition of only 25.

Sharon Beals Lithograph of a Nest - Verdin Auriparus Flaviceps. One of a limited edition of only 25.

19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph of Insect Life Cycles – Moths, Bees, and Caterpillars with Host Plants This illustration is a detailed entomological plate showcasing various st...

Antique print titled 'La Tangaroux, de Cayenne.' This print shows a tanager bird. Originates from 'Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux', by Comte de Buffon, published in Paris from 1770...

Plate 56: '1. Le Diable enrhumé - 2. Le Septicolor' (1. Turquoise Tanager- 2. Paradise Tanager). This print originates from 'Oeuvres completes, - suivies de ses continuateurs Daubent...

This original lithograph is a hand-colored lithograph from the early 19th century, depicting a vibrantly colored bird identified as "Tanagra Episcopus Linn. Mus." This refers to the Blue-grey Tanager (Thraupis episcopus), a small bird found in Central and South America, known for its striking plumage which includes various shades of blue and grey. The term "Tanagra" is an older name that was historically used for this group of birds, which are now more commonly referred to as "Thraupis" in scientific nomenclature. The label "Die Pfarrelis Aertze. Mann." is more challenging to interpret, as it does not correspond to modern scientific or common names. It could be an archaic or poetic name for the bird, or possibly a transcription error. The lithograph, designated as "Iste Lieferung 3te Tafel," suggests that it is the third plate of the first installment of a series. The delicate and precise hand-coloring brings the illustration to life, highlighting the bird's detailed feather patterns and bright coloration. This piece is marked "nach der Natur gezeichnet von C.W. Hahn," indicating that Carl Wilhelm Hahn...