Presenting a distinguished pair of ornithological prints by renowned wildlife illustrator Arthur Singer. This curated set features the vibrant "Baltimore Oriole" and "Purple Finch," masterful examples of Singer's detailed, lifelike approach to natural history illustration. Includes original, professionally made wood frames, mats, and glass.

These works were part of a highly sought-after series commissioned by The American Home magazine in 1956. The original gouache-on-board paintings for this collection are considered significant works within his "Birds of America" series. Singer's esteemed career also includes designing U.S. Postal Service stamps and contributing to numerous authoritative field guides.

Offered as a harmonious duo, these prints provide a touch of classic sophistication, ideal for the discerning collector or as a captivating accent in a refined study, library, or living space. Their enduring appeal and historical context make them a valuable addition to any decor.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Overall Condition: Very Good vintage condition, consistent with their age and history.

Prints: The prints themselves are well-preserved under glass, displaying bright, fresh colors with no significant flaws or tears. There may be minor age-related toning or slight discoloration to the paper, which is typical for items from this period and adds to their vintage character.

Framing: The original frames are structurally sound. The finish may show some minor nicks, scratches, or subtle signs of wear commensurate with age, but no major damages are present.

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Styled After: John James Audubon

Materials & Techniques:
Lithograph

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Frame Type: Framed
Art Subjects: Animals
Country of Origin: United States

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Overall Condition: Very Good vintage condition, consistent with their age and history.

Prints: The prints themselves are well-preserved under glass, displaying bright, fresh colors with no significant flaws or tears. There may be minor age-related toning or slight discoloration to the paper, which is typical for items from this period and adds to their vintage character.

Framing: The original frames are structurally sound. The finish may show some minor nicks, scratches, or subtle signs of wear commensurate with age, but no major damages are present.