George Edwards, Birds Engraving

George Edwards, (1694-1773, United Kingdom) birds engraving, after 1759 drawing from life sight: 20.5 x 11 in., frame: 32.5 x 22 in. Provenance: A Fredericksburg, Texas collection We happily provide s

Dated 1757. Dimensions: (Frame) H 12.5" x W 15.5", (Sight) H 7" x W 9.5" Condition: Toned paper.

2 Hand-colored bird engravings. George Edwards (1694-1773) (after). Johann Leitner (engraver). Seligmann, Nuremberg, early 1770s. Framed as a pair with custom French mats. Sights 10" x 8", frames over

Two hand-colored ornithological engravings on laid paper, captioned: "The Titmouse of Paradise, and the small black and red snake, boath (sic) drawn and etched from life of their natural bignes (sic)

Hand colored parakeet bird engraving by George Edwards from the Natural History of Uncommon Birds. Titled "The Smallest Red and Green Parakeet". Measures 11" x 9" and 16" x 14" w/ frame.

3 George Edwards Colored Engravings or Birds (3 pc.) Dimensions: 18" x 16" (SORO3293/3)(WT)

Two framed 18th century hand-colored Bird Engravings. 1) Otus Americanus - Eurasian Eagle Owl. Johann Michael Selgmann after George Edwards Natural History of Birds 1770. Copper engraving with hand co

Lot Title: Carolina Squirrel and Blue Bird – engraving by George Edwards Author/Artist: George Edwards & Johann Seligmann Date: c1770 Source: George Edwards Naural History Size/Format: 15 x 10 i

George Edwards (British, 1694-1773), two 18th century hand-colored engravings, 1) two linnet birds and a yellow-bellied creeper, 9" x 6 3/4" sight size, 18" x 14 1/2" framed; and 2) a gold-crowned wre

1771 Extract from Philosophical Transactions, printed at London, authored by George Edwards, 2pgs complete and followed by an engraving of a newly discovered bird from the East Indies. Fine condition,

(United Kingdom, 1694 - 1773) Set of five original 18th century copper plate bird engravings having been brilliantly hand colored and framed to match. The set includes five various species. Nicely car

Three exquisite, hand colored, 18th century engravings on laid paper by English naturalist George Edwards (1694-1773). The included engravings are Little Black and White Divers (91), The Hen Peacock P

Two exquisite, hand colored, 18th century engravings on laid paper by English naturalist George Edwards (1694-1773). The included engravings are Bustard Cock (73) and The Triangular Spotted Pidgeon (7

Johann Seligmann created this wonderful folio work featuring the art of both George Edwards and Mark Catesby. Entitled Sammlung verschiedener auslandischer und seltener Vogel, the rare work features b

Framed Antique 19th C Hand Colored Bird Engravings. "Nicobar Pigeon" & "Blue Backed Manakin" Illustration copied from George Edwards. From "The Naturalist's Pocket Magazine."Published by Harrison, Lon

Ca. 1750, hand colored engravings on laid paper. All signed on the plate. Exotic bird dated 1746, pigeon and four that are identified. Black and White Butcher Bird, 1757, Spur Winged Water Hen, Bitter

GEORGE EDWARDS (BRITISH 1694-1773), HAND COLORED ENGRAVING, "THE ST. JAGO MONKEY", PLATE #215 FROM CHAPTER 5 OF GLEANINGS OF NATURAL HISTORY, QUADRUPED, BIRDS, INSECTS, ETC. GEORGE EDWARDS VOL 1, 1758

A Set of Eight Hand-Colored Engravings After George Edwards (British, 1694-1773) LATE 19TH CENTURY from A Natural History of Uncommon Birds. Plate 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 inches; framed 15 1/4 x 12 3/4 inc

Spur-Winged Water Hen, c.1743 hand colored ornithological copper-plate engraving by George Edwards (1694-1773, British.) Signed in the print. Approx. 12" x 9 1/4". Plate, approx. 10" x 8 1/4".

Published according to the Act of Parliament De. 1745 by George Edwards page 175 George Edwards - A Natural History of Uncommon Birds/ Gleaning of Natural History. 12x9.5 FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING

The Golden Crowned Parakeet and the Leaft Green and Blue Parakeet 1754, page 235 George Edwards - A Natural History of Uncommon Birds/ Gleaning of Natural History. 11.5x8.5 FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING

One appears to be an 18th century example, the others later, all hand tinted. Together with an 18th century print by Francois-Nicolas Martinet and a USPRR print of a crane circa 1870. Dimensions:All a

George Edwards bird print, London 18th Century. With 4 more vintage or antique works including The Cheshire Pile, after James Pollard, reverse on glass and Temmincks Roller by Keulemans. Largest frame

Two hand-colored engravings after British ornithologist George Edwards, re-engraved in 1749-1776 by German engraver Johann Michael Seligmann. Engravings show a Vulture and an American Nightengale with