Brilliantly colored engraving of South American birds by Prêtre.
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This vibrant engraving features two striking South American birds: the Cock-of-the-rock (*Rupicola rupicola*) and a species of Manakin (*Pipra*). Rendered with vivid tones and exquisite detail, this work by Prêtre celebrates the lush biodiversity of the Neotropics.
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Details
Artist: Pierre Antoine Prêtre
Technique: Original hand-colored engraving
Date: c.1835
Condition: Excellent, rich color palette
Sheet size: approx. 22 × 15 cm
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