April 17, 2024
Audubon - Black-bellied Plover. 315 - FIRST EDITION 1840 Birds of America
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Please Scroll Below for Larger ImageBlack-bellied Plover. 315/P>Information: This hand-colored lithograph comes from John James Audubon's first octavo edition of Birds of America published from 1840 to 1844. The work was completed under the direct supervision of J. J. Audubon. The lithography and hand-coloring was completed by J. T. Bowen.Prints from Birds of America are amongst the most sought after and collectible of hand-colored American prints. The first edition was the only one to be completed using strictly hand-coloring.John James Audubon (1785-1851) is perhaps the most famous of early American naturalists. Birds of America is one of the best examples of hand-colored work in America and is highly collectible.Guarantee: This print is an original antique print and not a modern reproduction. I guarantee this print to be authentic. Due to its age, some imperfections can be expected. Please view the detailed photo(s) below carefully.General Information: Invoices will be sent through eBay's checkout system within 24 hours of the auction ending.Shipping is via USPS and all shipments are insured. If other arrangements need to be made, please contact me.Author: John James AudubonWork: The Birds of America, First Edition Date: 1840-1844 Print Style: LithographPaper Size: Wide Margin ~ 10 5/8" by 6 5/8"Paper Type: Woven Special Features:
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