Antique Bird Print - William Swaysland - Redwing - Turdus Iliacus - F2

Antique Bird Print - William Swaysland - Redwing - Turdus Iliacus - F2"Redwing" This bird print is from William Swayslands A History of the Earth and Animated Nature. The work was published by Wilson & Spence York in London, 1804. Oliver Goldsmith was an 18th century Irish writer, poet, and naturalist. "A History of the Earth and Animated Nature" is one of his significant works, covering a wide range of topics from nature to anthropology. In this work, Goldsmith showcases his extensive knowledge of nature and the animal

and who filmed street artists through the 2000s and became an artist in his own right in a matter of weeks after an off-hand suggestion from Banksy

"Façade du XV Plan d'un Bâtiment Corinthien de ga Toises"

" a major work describing the birds in the collection of the British Museum

and his works left a notable impact on Swedish artistic and ornithological history

and those with a keen eye for the beauty of ornamental plants

He arrived in Paris around 1738 and studied engraving there

Lithograph

«Syagrus cocoides Mart Amazones (Serre chaude)»

"Elevation of a Corinthian Portico"

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Artist: Jusepe de Ribera

"XII Developpement pour un Bâtiment de huit Torres de face dans auvre sur doute deprofondeur"