Promerops and Common Hoopoe (*Promerope*) - (*Upupa epops*) 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.

Two exotic birds from Australia, depicted with vivid hand-coloring. 

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

Striking contrast between the dark Imperial Crow and the vividly patterned Common Magpie.

Graceful stork and robust jabiru presented with classic naturalistic balance.

Charming duo of common European birds with elegant plumage contrast.

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

Engraving of two European birds with vivid plumage by Prêtre.

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

Colorful engraving of two exotic birds: the Ani and the vibrant Yellow-bellied Curuçu.

Antique illustration of the lyrebird by Prêtre.

Graceful waterfowl including a striking black swan and a wild goose.

Vividly colored engraving of a European Green Woodpecker and a Eurasian Wryneck, masterfully rendered by Prêtre.

Spectacular plumage of a domestic rooster and a golden pheasant.

Two powerful falcons depicted with elegance and sharpness.

Rare birds of the jungle: the crest-faced Corydon and a luminous green Rupicola.