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A captivating piece of natural history art, this print features John James Audubon's detailed illustration of the Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis). Originally published as Plate 210 in the monumental "double-elephant folio" edition and later as Plate 366 in the more portable Octavo editions, this artwork is a timeless blend of scientific observation and artistic grace.
James Audubon "Least Bitten" framed plate
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Vintage John James Audubon "Least Bittern" Print, Plate 210/366, from The Birds of America
A captivating piece of natural history art, this print features John James Audubon's detailed illustration of the Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis). Originally published as Plate 210 in the monumental "double-elephant folio" edition and later as Plate 366 in the more portable Octavo editions, this artwork is a timeless blend of scientific observation and artistic grace.
The illustration masterfully captures the elusive nature of the bird in its marshy habitat, showing a male, female, and three young specimens as noted in the original caption: "1. Male & Female 3 Young".
- Artist: John James Audubon
- Work: The Birds of America
- Subject: Least Bittern (Ixobrychus exilis)
- Frame Measures: 15.5' Long x 12.5' Wide
- Framing: Frame features glare free glass; Framing is not done professionally
This print is perfect for naturalists, art lovers, or collectors of vintage ornithological illustrations.