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Leo Paul Robert (1851-1923) – was the most highly regarded Swiss ornithological artist at the turn of the last century. But he only established a reputation as a landscape painter and painter of birds later in his career.
Perhaps his best known work was Les Oiseaux dans la Nature (1878-1880), a folio publication of 60 fine chromolithographic plates. These are highly sought after today.
This picture, of a Great Tit, is a fine lithographic print from the book ‘Nos Oiseaux’ by Eugène Rambert (1951).
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This picture, of a Great Tit, is a fine lithographic print from the book ‘Nos Oiseaux’ by Eugène Rambert (1951). They were tipped into the book much as pictures in a photo album, and were I think intended to be framed, much like the earlier folio prints, and can still be used to that end today.
Simply framed in an ink blue solid wood frame and double mounted in off white and blue. Size: 8.5” (21.5cms) by 10.5” (26.5cms).
| Other Prints | I have a complete set of similar prints (around 50 in all) from this book in almost perfect condition, which can be mounted and framed on request. Please ask for details. I also have two original chromolithographs (Winchat and Wryneck). Please ask for details, and prices. |
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| Postage | Free Postage |
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a lull between cars
through the gap in the curtains
filigree wildness
@Dru_Marland @CallMeMoNow Love the poem. During lockdown the goats on the Great Orme had the freedom of Llandudno wandering the streets at will. Now the tourists are back they’ve found it too brash for their liking so have (socially) distanced themselves back to the quieter rocky outcrops.
#Siskin are still occasionally visiting the garden feeders. The fledgling #Magpie are almost fully grown. And today also saw the first fledgling #GreatSpottedWoodpecker at the feeders being fed by Dad.
A warm summer’s evening ...
yellowhammer—
singing for his supper
bread no cheese
#yellowhammer #haiku #EnidBlyton
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