Black Stork (Ciconia Nigra)
~ 1828
About this artwork
A detailed chromolithograph depicting a black stork (Ciconia Nigra) in profile, standing on a patch of ground. The illustration is signed 'B.H. g del.' and printed by A. Börtzells Tr. A.B. Sthlm, likely part of an ornithological publication such as 'Sveriges fåglar'.
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Black storks are majestic migratory birds, often found in secluded wetlands and dense forests across Eurasia. Unlike their more commonly seen white stork relatives, black storks are known for their reclusive nature and shy disposition, making sightings a rare treat. This exquisite illustration from 1921 captures the species' distinctive dark plumage and elegant form with scientific precision.
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Black Stork (Ciconia Nigra)
Wihelm Wright, ~ 1828
