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Golden Robin (Northern Oriole), 1866. Creator: John Henry Hill
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Golden Robin (Northern Oriole), 1866. Creator: John Henry Hill
Golden Robin (Northern Oriole), 1866
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Dead Erithacus Rubecula Grass Lying Lying Down Passerine Redbreast Robin Watercolor And Graphite On Wove Paper Wove Paper John Henry Hill
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This exquisite 19th century artwork, titled "Golden Robin (Northern Oriole)," 1866, is a masterpiece by the American artist John Henry Hill. The lifelike depiction of the Northern Oriole, also known as the Redbreast or the Golden Robin, showcases Hill's exceptional talent in capturing the intricacies of this vibrant and beautiful bird. The Northern Oriole, a passerine bird native to North America, is depicted lying down in the grass, its golden and black feathers spread out in a striking display of color. The artist's use of both watercolor and graphite on wove paper creates a stunning contrast between the soft, delicate hues of the feathers and the bold, defined lines of the bird's body. The Northern Oriole was a popular subject among 19th century naturalists and artists, and this artwork is a testament to Hill's ability to capture the essence of the bird with remarkable accuracy and detail. The artwork's rich heritage is reflected in its antique appearance, with the paper showing signs of age and the graphite lines subtly blending into the watercolor. This artwork is a treasure of American art history and a must-see for any art enthusiast or bird lover. It is currently housed in the prestigious National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C., where it continues to inspire and captivate visitors from around the world.
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