Cardinal Bird Engraving Plate #37 - 1770

Cardinal Bird Engraving Plate #37. Back Identifies it as 1770 F.N. Martinet (Francois-Nicolas) and "Buffones History Naturelle" (Buffon's Histoire Naturelle) France 15 1/2" x 13 1/2" - Engraving 10" x

Magnificent print from Comte de Buffon's fantastic work "Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux" published in Paris 1770 to 1786 originally hand-colored copper plate engravings. This work was the most famous

Magnificent print from Comte de Buffon's fantastic work "Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux" published in Paris 1770 to 1786 originally hand-colored copper plate engravings. This work was the most famous

Magnificent print from Comte de Buffon's fantastic work "Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux" published in Paris 1770 to 1786 originally hand-colored copper plate engravings. This work was the most famous

Magnificent print from Comte de Buffon's fantastic work "Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux" published in Paris 1770 to 1786 originally hand-colored copper plate engravings. This work was the most famous

DESCRIPTION: John James Audubon (1785-1851). Hand-colored aquatint engraving. "Golden Eagle," from Audubon's Birds of America, Havell edition. Markings include No. 37 upper left and Plate CLXXXI upper

A pair of copperplate engraving ornithological prints of shore birds by Martinet. Published within Histoire naturelle Des Oiseaux from 1770-1786. Includes Courley, d'Italie (plate 198) and Courl

After John James Audubon Cock of the Plains (Plate CCCLXXI) (from The Birds of America, by Robert Havell) 1837hand-colored engraving with aquatint and etching on J Whatman 25.125 h x 37.50 w in (64 x

Framed Cardinal Bird Plate Press Art. Bottoms left corner reads Drawn from nature by J.J. Audubon, bottom right corner reads Engraved, Printed and Colored by R Havell, London. Plate print No 32, plate

1976 Lenox Limited Edition Cardinal Bird Plate with Box and paper

Francois Nicolas Martinet, Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux, circa 1770, hand-colored engraving of a Grimpereau, engraved by J. Guilmard, matted, framed. Overall size: 19 x 15 in. Sight size: 13 1/2 x 1

(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

John James Audubon "Blackburnian Warbler" number 37, plate 135 engraving and aquatint with hand coloring on cream wove paper by Robert Havell, published by Robert Havel lLondon 1832, Edition on unwate

Includes The Resurrection by Evangelos Frudakis, The Carolers by Norman Rockwell, The 1973 Franklin Mint Thanksgiving Plate, & Franklin Mint Bird Plate “The Cardinal. Each measures approx 8 inches d

(7) Bird Engravings Matted not Framed: Included in this group are 7 beautiful bird engravings. There is Woodpeckers Plate XVIII, Bird of Prey Plate LXXVII, Type of Heron Plate XLIV, Raven Plate LXVII,

John J. Audubon Havell edition engraving, “Snow Bird.” Plate 13. Engraved in aquatint with hand coloring. Plate: 19” x 12”; Frame 44” x 32”

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

circa 1770; scalloped plate with bird on branch decoration and floral festoons and ribbons, 9 3/4 in. Diam.

de Bry, Johann Theodor. German (1561-1623). Five botanical plates from "Recueil de Plantes Desinnees," published in Frankfurt by the Merian family, c.1770. Hand-colored copper-plate engravings. Unfram

John James Audubon (American, 1785 - 1851), Lincoln Finch, hand colored engraving, plate CXCIII from Birds of America, engraved, printed and colored by R. Havell, London 1827 - 1838, plate 19 1/2" x 1

A set of 3 high quality hand colored bird engravings dating from the 1790s. These plates are matted with an attractive oval mat, some foxing is noted on prints. Each framed print measures 19.25" X 24.

J.J. Audubon Cardinal and Grosbeak Plate CLIX Engraving Matted and Framed: Drawn from life by J.J. Audubon. This is Cardinal and Grosbeak Plate number CLIX no. 32. From the Collection of the Northwest

Copper plate engraving Late 18th century, c. 1770-86, four plates by Francois Nicolas Martinet (French, 1731-1800) from "Histoire Naturelle des Oiseaux" by George Louis Marie Leclerc, Comte de Buffon

Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973), "Prosper Merimee - Tete (Plate 37 from "Carmen" Suite)," 1949, engraving on Montval paper, unsigned, image: 8"h x 9"w, overall (with frame): 20"h x 16"w. Reference: