(*Struthio camelus*) - (*Rhea americana*) - Ostrich and Rhea Foot Original hand-colored Antique Print by Prêtre (c.1835)

A long-tailed Promerops and a vivid Hoopoe bird, both perched and richly colored against a clean background.

Vibrant parakeets perched on branches: a scarlet macaw and a black cockatoo with yellow and red highlights.

Two vibrant Jacamar birds with metallic plumage and long sharp beaks on stylized branches.

Finely drawn buzzards with a harmonious and naturalistic composition.

Brilliantly colored honeycreeper and sunbird illustration with tropical vibrancy, captured by Prêtre.

Beautiful 19th century illustration of the Buceros rhinoceros, commonly known as the Rhinoceros Hornbill.

Engraving of two European birds with vivid plumage by Prêtre.

Graceful composition of a Yellow Tanager and a more subtly colored species from the Guyana region.

Exquisite depiction of the ornate Greater Bird-of-Paradise alongside the striking Common Hill Myna.

Impressive antique engraving of the Southern Cassowary, a striking flightless bird from New Guinea and northern Australia.

Colored illustration depicting two South American toucans: the Toco and the Red-belted Aracari.

Antique illustration of the lyrebird by Prêtre.

Delicate birds from the New World: the vibrant Green Todus and a brown Platyrinchus with unique beak features.

Elegant engraving of a guinea fowl and a Mituporanga, with rich textures and natural posture.

Nocturnal birds of prey elegantly rendered, showing sharpness and grace.

Graceful stork and robust jabiru presented with classic naturalistic balance.