Spotted Redshank (Totanus erythropus) in Summer Plumage
~ 1828
About this artwork
An ornithological illustration of a Spotted Redshank in its striking summer plumage, meticulously rendered with scientific accuracy. This print is likely part of a larger compendium of European birds, contributing to the field of natural history.
Did you know?
Wilhelm von Wright, along with his brothers Magnus and Ferdinand, formed a renowned trio of Finnish-Swedish naturalist artists. Their detailed and scientifically accurate illustrations were crucial for 19th-century ornithological studies, significantly contributing to the understanding and cataloging of Nordic bird species. This particular depiction showcases their commitment to capturing the subtle variations of birds throughout their life cycles, such as the distinctive summer plumage of the Spotted Redshank.
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Spotted Redshank (Totanus erythropus) in Summer Plumage
Wihelm Wright, ~ 1828
