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<p>[QUOTE="GaleriaGila, post: 114705, member: 993"]Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!</p><p>As your link told, your boy Nodder was a big name in his day, did work for Royals, made the rounds of the big engravers and printers. I always enjoy the poses of these really early birds... the idea of "natural poses" hadn't really caught on, and the birds were posed like little aristocrats, which I find so charming!</p><p>I like the plain frame. Even my big Lear is in a plain black frame, just a tiny bit of gold leaf. It came from Oppenheimer's that that way. </p><p>I love the smaller birds for intimate corners, or desk areas, or any weird little spot that just "needs something". </p><p>Some of the early prints showed birds whose names have changed, or who have gone extinct. You White-Throat is alive and well in the Amazon. My Aracari became today's "Belted Toucan", based on my research.</p><p>Thanks for showing your little friend.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GaleriaGila, post: 114705, member: 993"]Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet! As your link told, your boy Nodder was a big name in his day, did work for Royals, made the rounds of the big engravers and printers. I always enjoy the poses of these really early birds... the idea of "natural poses" hadn't really caught on, and the birds were posed like little aristocrats, which I find so charming! I like the plain frame. Even my big Lear is in a plain black frame, just a tiny bit of gold leaf. It came from Oppenheimer's that that way. I love the smaller birds for intimate corners, or desk areas, or any weird little spot that just "needs something". Some of the early prints showed birds whose names have changed, or who have gone extinct. You White-Throat is alive and well in the Amazon. My Aracari became today's "Belted Toucan", based on my research. Thanks for showing your little friend.[/QUOTE]
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