Antique Bird Print of a Turtle Dove
Sold by Bartele Gallery - The Netherlands, Langweer, FRL, Netherlands
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AbeBooks Seller since January 8, 2018
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Add to basketSold by Bartele Gallery - The Netherlands, Langweer, FRL, Netherlands
Association Member:
AbeBooks Seller since January 8, 2018
Quantity: 1 available
Add to basketAntique bird print titled 'Turtur, Tourterelle, The Turtle Dove'. Original antique print of a turtle dove. This print originates from 'A Supplement to the Natural History of Birds illustrated with an Hundred and One Copper Plates (.)' by Eleazar Albin. Published 1740. Eleazar Albin was a German professional painter who settled in England in 1707, where he married and raised a family, changing his name from Weiss to Albin. He illustrated works on insects and spiders, earning his living by making watercolors of the collections of wealthy patrons, including Sir Hans Sloane, whose collection founded the British Museum. His work on birds was done late in his life & was the first large English work on ornithology, hand-colored by Albin and his daughter Elizabeth & published initially in London from 1731-1738.
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