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Jay, (Garrulus glandarius), c1850, (1856)
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Jay, (Garrulus glandarius), c1850, (1856)
Jay, (Garrulus glandarius), c1850, (1856). From Bible Natural History: containing a Description of Quadrupeds, Birds, Trees, Plants, Insects, Etc, Mentioned in the Holy Scriptures, by Reverend Francis Orpen Morris. [J. Ainsworth, Manchester, 1856]
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This print captures the essence of a Jay (Garrulus glandarius) in all its natural beauty. Taken around 1850 by Reverend Francis Orpen Morris, this image is part of his renowned work, Bible Natural History: containing a Description of Quadrupeds, Birds, Trees, Plants, Insects, Etc. , Mentioned in the Holy Scriptures. The side view of this majestic bird perched on a branch showcases its striking colors and intricate details. The brown hues blend harmoniously with the surroundings while highlighting the jay's distinctive profile. This portrayal not only appeals to ornithology enthusiasts but also holds significance for those interested in religious symbolism. As an animal often mentioned in biblical texts, this Jay carries both scientific and spiritual connotations. Its presence within Christian iconography reinforces its role as a symbolic creature representing various virtues such as intelligence and resourcefulness. This nineteenth-century portrait serves as a testament to Reverend Morris' dedication to merging science and religion through his artistic lens. With meticulous attention to detail and vibrant coloration, he brings forth an image that transcends time. Preserved by The Print Collector29 from J. Ainsworth's collection in Manchester during 1856; this print stands as a testament to our rich natural history heritage. It allows us to appreciate not only the beauty of nature but also the profound connections between artistry, faith, and scientific exploration captured within one frame
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