Worm-eating Swamp Warbler

Name/Title

Worm-eating Swamp Warbler

Entry/Object ID

JJA.2002.13a

Description

This print is from the second octavo edition of John James Audubon's, "The Birds of America." The print is titled, "Worm-eating Swamp Warbler," and it is plate 105, no. 21. Shown are two birds, a male and a female, perched on poke weed. The male is on the top branch facing downward with his back exposed. The female is below him with wings spread-out slightly. There is a light blue tint to the background. The print number is printed in the upper left corner and the plate number is printed in the upper right corner. Below the image is the following print: "Worm-eating Swamp Warbler / 1. Male. 2. Female. / American Poke-weed Phytolacca decandra." Audubon's and the lithographer's credits are blocked by the print matting.

Artwork Details

Medium

Paper, Ink, Watercolor

Collection

Tim Hoogasian Collection

Made/Created

Artist Information

Audubon, John James
Bowen, J. T., 1801-1856

Date made

1856

Place

Location

Philadelphia, PA

Notes

Technique: Lithograph

Lexicon

Search Terms

Prints and Drawings, Prints, Birds, Warblers, Lithographs, Lithography, Octavo Birds

Dimensions

Height

10-1/4 in

Width

6-1/2 in