THORBURN, Archibald (British, 1860-1935). Bird of Prey. The Medici & The Arts Bas contributed significantly to the

Bas contributed significantly to the cartographic output of his time

Unpublished original watercolor study for Histoire Naturelle de Singes et des Makis

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this map is both a practical document and a work of art

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THORBURN, Archibald (British, 1860-1935). Bird of Prey. The Medici & The Arts Bas contributed significantly to theTHORBURN, Archibald (British, 1860 1935) Bird of Prey Watercolor and gouache on blue paper Signed lower right A. T. Paper Size: 5 x 6 in Frame size: 12 3 4 x 13 3 4 Archibald Thorburn lived in the final phase of the era of great illustrated bird books. He was undoubtedly the most popular bird artist of his generation. He contributed splendid illustrations to publications including Henry Eeles Dressers A History of the Birds of Europe, Charles William