PRINT/CALIFORNIA QUAIL

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a framed art print of two California quails perched on a branch, surrounded by orange poppy flowers, which are the state flower of California. The artwork is set within a black and gold frame, mounted against a wooden background. The print bears the signature of Ray Harm, dated 1977, and is labeled "Plate 83," suggesting it might be part of a series or collection. The quails, with their distinctive feathered topknots, are vividly illustrated, showcasing intricate details and naturalistic colors, contributing to a harmonious composition emblematic of wildlife art.

The image depicts a framed art print of two California quails perched on a branch, surrounded by orange poppy flowers, which are the state flower of California. The artwork is set within a black and gold frame, mounted against a wooden background. The print bears the signature of Ray Harm, dated 1977, and is labeled "Plate 83," suggesting it might be part of a series or collection. The quails, with their distinctive feathered topknots, are vividly illustrated, showcasing intricate details and naturalistic colors, contributing to a harmonious composition emblematic of wildlife art.

Name/Title

PRINT/CALIFORNIA QUAIL

Entry/Object ID

2002.25.22

Collection

HISTORY

Made/Created

Artist

RAY HARM

Notes

Date: 1970 C.

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

PRINT/CALIFORNIA QUAIL

Dimensions

Width

21 in

Length

25 in

Parts

Count

1

Material

Paper

Condition

Overall Condition

Good