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TWO ORNITHOLOGICAL STUDIES OF BIRDS Possibly East Indies and Melanesia, Oceania, South East Asian Co
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TWO ORNITHOLOGICAL STUDIES OF BIRDS
Possibly East Indies and Melanesia, Oceania, South East Asian Commonwealth territories, late 18th - early 19th century
Black and sepia ink, pencil and light opaque pigments on paper, comprising a black ink study of a Great Hornbill (Buceros bicornis), native to South and South East Asia and one of the largest members of the hornbill family, characterised by a large casque on top of his curved and pronounced bill, with pencil annotations in English on the bottom reading the number '13' and two fainted lines of commentaries and dates; and a tinted study of an Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca), with white plumage, a bare, black head, long downcurved bill, and black legs, closely related to the African sacred ibis, native of Australia and Melanesia, with several sepia ink annotations meticulously recording facts and sizes of this species, the upper right corner with an inscription reading 'From Mapoua Coast' (modern-day New Zealand), the verso with another inscription reading 'Seen generally picking grubs sometimes sitting on branches of lofty trees as is also the Derhomia - all black excepting Wattle', marked with number '95' and a literary reference dated 1706.
The Hornbill folio 35.5cm x 48cm
The White Ibis folio 35.5cm x 49.5cm
This pair of finely executed gouache and pen drawings showcases a blend of scientific observation, faunistic curiosity and artistic skill, most probably created during a time when natural history illustration flourished under colonial patronage. Both works are rendered on aged paper, displaying a naturalistic approach characteristic of early ornithological studies produced in colonial India and South East Asian territories by the so-called Company School of paintings. The level of detail and careful observation suggest their potential use as part of scientific documentation by Western travellers or even artistic commissions for European patrons. Among the most famous 19th-century British artists renowned for their avian studies, John Gould (1804 - 1881) and Edward Lear (1812 - 1888) stand out for their comprehensive and detailed illustrations.
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TWO ORNITHOLOGICAL STUDIES OF BIRDS
Possibly East Indies and Melanesia, Oceania, South East Asian Commonwealth territories, late 18th - early 19th century
Black and sepia ink, pencil and light opaque pigments on paper, comprising a black ink study of a Great Hornbill (Buceros bicornis), native to South and South East Asia and one of the largest members of the hornbill family, characterised by a large casque on top of his curved and pronounced bill, with pencil annotations in English on the bottom reading the number '13' and two fainted lines of commentaries and dates; and a tinted study of an Australian White Ibis (Threskiornis molucca), with white plumage, a bare, black head, long downcurved bill, and black legs, closely related to the African sacred ibis, native of Australia and Melanesia, with several sepia ink annotations meticulously recording facts and sizes of this species, the upper right corner with an inscription reading 'From Mapoua Coast' (modern-day New Zealand), the verso with another inscription reading 'Seen generally picking grubs sometimes sitting on branches of lofty trees as is also the Derhomia - all black excepting Wattle', marked with number '95' and a literary reference dated 1706.
The Hornbill folio 35.5cm x 48cm
The White Ibis folio 35.5cm x 49.5cm
This pair of finely executed gouache and pen drawings showcases a blend of scientific observation, faunistic curiosity and artistic skill, most probably created during a time when natural history illustration flourished under colonial patronage. Both works are rendered on aged paper, displaying a naturalistic approach characteristic of early ornithological studies produced in colonial India and South East Asian territories by the so-called Company School of paintings. The level of detail and careful observation suggest their potential use as part of scientific documentation by Western travellers or even artistic commissions for European patrons. Among the most famous 19th-century British artists renowned for their avian studies, John Gould (1804 - 1881) and Edward Lear (1812 - 1888) stand out for their comprehensive and detailed illustrations.
Qty: 2
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