Yellow-Crowned Heron NYHS - Oppenheimer Edition

Name/Title

Yellow-Crowned Heron NYHS - Oppenheimer Edition

Entry/Object ID

JJA.2024.1.45

Description

This print is a New York Historical Society Oppenheimer Edition that is a facsimile of John James Audubon's "Yellow Crowned Night Heron" painting which was used to create the print in The Birds of America. In this print, two Yellow-Crowned Herons are on a Smilax Vine The male below has a black and white striped head and is looking up at the female, perched above, who is standing on one foot, brown and white, and is looking to the right.

Artwork Details

Medium

water color, Ink

Subject

Yellow-Crowned Heron

Subject Place

Location

Charleston, SC

Collection

John James Audubon Museum Collection, Martin Sidor Collection

Made/Created

Artist Information

John James Audubon (1785-1851)
New York Historical Society

Date made

2006 - 2006

Edition

Edition

Oppenheimer Edition

Edition Size

50

Edition Number

Plate 336

Dimensions

Width

25-3/8 in

Length

35-7/8 in