Framed Song Sparrow by John James Audubon, Photo Offset Lithograph 1971

This finely rendered photo offset lithograph titled Song Sparrow reproduces Plate Song Sparrow, Plate XXV (No. 25) from John James Audubon's seminal Birds of America series. The composition features a male and female song sparrow (Fringilla Melodia) perched among delicate flowering branches, rendered in exquisite naturalistic detail.The original illustration was drawn from nature by Audubon and is reprinted here in a 20th-century edition by the National Audubon Society, preserving the elegance of the historic composition. John James Audubon was an ornithologist, naturalist, and painter renowned for his detailed illustrations of birds in their natural habitats. His magnum opus, The Birds of America, is considered one of the most significant ornithological works ever published, combining scientific accuracy with masterful artistry. Audubon's work continues to inspire appreciation for wildlife art and conservation. This 1971 reproduction reflects his enduring legacy, bringing his avian studies into contemporary collections with fidelity and grace. This plate was printed on high-quality paper with remarkable attention to the detail and coloration of the original hand-engraved aquatint. The print is professionally matted and presented in a wooden frame with linen inset and gilt lining.

Artist: John James Audubon (Haitian-American 1785-1851)
Issued: 1971
Dimensions: 33.25"L x 47.50"H
Country of Origin: Haiti-USA

Condition: Age related wear.