Effortless John James Audubon (1785-1851), Plate Xlii Orchard Oriole Premium Build [DjToupfC]

John James Audubon's Masterpiece

This exquisite piece is a reproduction of John James Audubon's Plate XLII, depicting the Orchard Oriole, a testament to the artist's unparalleled skill and dedication. Hailing from the original "double elephant folio" edition of "Birds of America," this aquatint engraving is a rare gem that captures the essence of Audubon's work.

• Authentic hand coloring
• Published in London, 1827-1838

Artistic and Historical Significance

John James Audubon, a celebrated American natural history artist, dedicated his life to capturing the birds of North America with breathtaking precision. This particular print is not only a work of art but also a historical artifact, offering a glimpse into Audubon's meticulous process and the rich biodiversity of North America.

• Engraved by Robert Havell, Jr.
• From the original "double elephant folio" edition

The rich gradations of color, particularly the greens and yellows, are a testament to the original intent of Audubon and Havell, ensuring that this print is a true reflection of the original work.

Superior Quality and Provenance

This print is a part of the esteemed John Vickers Painter Collection, a testament to its exceptional quality. The full margins and vivid colors make it a standout piece, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

• Provenance: John Vickers Painter Collection
• 38 1/2 x 25 1/2" paper size

From the first edition "double elephant folio," this print is a fine example of Audubon's artistic prowess and the meticulous craftsmanship of Robert Havell Jr. Own a piece of history and add this exceptional print to your collection today.