Palm Warbler

1938=1408

1938=1408

Name/Title

Palm Warbler

Entry/Object ID

JJA.1938.1408

Description

This colored engraving was done by Robert Havell Jr. for John James Audubon's publication, "The Birds of America". The engraving details two male Palm Warblers perched upon a branch with several white flower buds. The male warbler with a yellow-tinted chest can be seen above the younger warbler on the bottom. Below the image in the center is an inscription that reads: "Palm Warbler, / SYLVIA PALMARUM. / Male.1.Young 2. / Wild Orange" The bottom-left of the image reads: "Drawn from Nature by J.J. Audubon. F.R.S. / F.L.S." To the bottom-right of the image is an inscription that reads: "Engraved. Printed. & Coloured. by R. Havell, London,1835." At the top-right is an inscription reading: "PLATE CLXIII." The top-left bears an inscription reading: "No 33." George Lehman was the background artist on the original painting.

Artwork Details

Medium

Paper, Ink, Watercolor

Collection

Henderson County Historical Society Collection

Made/Created

Artist Information

Audubon, John James
Havell, Jr., Robert
Lehman, George

Date made

1833

Notes

Technique: Engraving

Lexicon

Search Terms

Prints, Prints, Birds, Warblers, Aquatint, Havell prints

Dimensions

Height

36-15/16 in

Width

24-7/8 in