Tropical Birds c.1750
$ 11
Reproduction of an attractive 1750 hand coloured copper engraving of 4 bird species: bird of paradise, black sicklebill bird of paradise, calao and tucan.
Size image: 19 cm x 24 cm
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| size | H 24 cm x W 19 cm |
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