White-Eyed Flycatcher (Virio Noveboracensis) on a Chinaberry Tree (Melia Azedarach), Plate 95
1829
About this artwork
This is Plate 95 from John James Audubon's seminal work, "The Birds of America." It depicts a male White-Eyed Flycatcher (now known as White-eyed Vireo) perched amidst the foliage and delicate flowers of a Chinaberry tree.
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John James Audubon, a pioneering American ornithologist and artist, revolutionized bird illustration with his life-sized, dynamic depictions in "The Birds of America." Unlike earlier stiff portrayals, Audubon's birds were captured in lively poses within their natural habitats, often including botanical elements, making his work an enduring masterpiece of both art and natural history. This particular print showcases his meticulous attention to detail and his commitment to presenting the natural world with vibrant accuracy.
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White-Eyed Flycatcher (Virio Noveboracensis) on a Chinaberry Tree (Melia Azedarach), Plate 95
John James Audubon, 1829
