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Birds
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Twelve-wired Bird of Paradise” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Blue Jay” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Black-necked Aracari” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Red Bird of Paradise” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Young Violet Roller” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Young Motmot” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Toco Toucan” (1806)
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Scientific and BotanicalJacques Barraband and Francois Levaillant : “Abyssinian Roller, Male” (1806)
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People and PortraitsGeorge Barbier : “Spells – Evening Dress, from Beer” (1922)
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Historical SubjectsBestiary Illumination : “A Phoenix” (c. 1270)
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Historical SubjectsBestiary Illumination : “A Dragon Charging Two Doves” (c. 1270)
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Scientific and BotanicalGeorge Edwards : “Great White Owl” (c. 1747)
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Scientific and BotanicalGeorge Edwards : “Peacock Pheasant from China” (c. 1747)
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Scientific and BotanicalGeorge Edwards : “Summer Duck of Catesby” (c. 1747)
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Scientific and BotanicalMark Catesby : “Blue Jay with Bay-leaved Smilax” (1771)
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Scientific and BotanicalMark Catesby : “Chatterer, Shrub” (1771)
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Scientific and BotanicalMark Catesby : “Largest Crested Heron with Spotted Eft, Insects” (1771)
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Scientific and BotanicalMark Catesby : “Parrot of Carolina on Cypress Tree” (1771)
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Scientific and BotanicalMark Catesby : “Flamingo with Keratophyton Plant, Bahamas” (1771)
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Scientific and BotanicalMark Catesby : “Ivory-billed Woodpecker” (1771)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn James Audubon : “Great Horned Owl” (Birds of America, Plate #61)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn James Audubon : “Black-bellied Darter” (Birds of America, Plate #316)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn James Audubon : “Great-footed Hawk (Peregrine Falcon)” (Birds of America, Plate #16)
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Scientific and BotanicalJohn James Audubon : “American White Pelican” (Birds of America, Plate #311)