British BirdsPublished by Longmans, Green and CoLondon, 1918 Written and Illustrated by These are original prints nearly 75 years old. |
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Archibald Thorburn has been described as "the greatest ornithological artist ever,
with a wonderful gift for placing his bird subjects in harmonious surroundings." At the age of 20, Thorburn's work was accepted for the
Royal Academy Exhibition
in London,
and in 1887 his reputation was secured by a commission to illustrate
Lord Lilford's Coloured Figures of the Birds of the British Isles,
for which he painted 268 watercolours. |
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