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Watercolour illustration from a book of rare birds by G Edwards 1750. George Edwards (1694-1773) was a British naturalist and ornithologist. He travelled extensively through Europe, studying natural history and birds in particular

Watercolour illustration from a book of rare birds by G Edwards 1750. George Edwards (1694-1773) was a British naturalist and ornithologist. He travelled extensively through Europe, studying natural history and birds in particular


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Watercolour illustration from a book of rare birds by G Edwards 1750. George Edwards (1694-1773) was a British naturalist and ornithologist. He travelled extensively through Europe, studying natural history and birds in particular

5305798 Watercolour illustration from a book of rare birds by G Edwards 1750. George Edwards (1694-1773) was a British naturalist and ornithologist. He travelled extensively through Europe, studying natural history and birds in particular. He gained some recognition for his coloured drawings, and published his first work in 1743-the first volume of A Natural History of Uncommon Birds.; (add.info.: Watercolour illustration from a book of rare birds by G Edwards 1750. George Edwards (1694-1773) was a British naturalist and ornithologist. He travelled extensively through Europe, studying natural history and birds in particular. He gained some recognition for his coloured drawings, and published his first work in 1743-the first volume of A Natural History of Uncommon Birds.); Universal History Archive/UIG

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1750 A Natural History Of Uncommon Birds G Edwards George Edwards Naturalist Ornithologist Rare Zoological


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This stunning watercolour illustration from a book of rare birds by G Edwards, dating back to 1750, captures the intricate beauty and detail of nature as seen through the eyes of British naturalist and ornithologist George Edwards. Known for his extensive travels throughout Europe in pursuit of studying natural history, particularly birds, Edwards was a pioneer in his field during the 18th century. His coloured drawings gained him recognition, leading to the publication of his first work in 1743 - A Natural History of Uncommon Birds. This particular print showcases his talent for capturing the essence and uniqueness of each bird species he encountered on his journeys. The delicate brushstrokes and vibrant hues bring these rare birds to life on paper, allowing viewers to marvel at their exquisite plumage and distinctive features. Each feather seems to shimmer with iridescence under Edwards' skilled hand, making it clear why he is regarded as one of the foremost illustrators in ornithology. As we gaze upon this timeless piece of artistry, we are transported back to a time when exploration and discovery were paramount. It serves as a reminder of our connection to the natural world and the importance of preserving its wonders for future generations to appreciate.

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