PRINT/KIRTLAND'S WARBLER

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image is an ornithological illustration featuring two Kirtland's Warblers, scientifically named Dendroica kirtlandi, perched on a pine branch with detailed, needle-like leaves. The birds display a striking pattern with dark and light markings, showcasing their delicate features. Below them, a vibrant cluster of red-orange lilies contrasts beautifully with the green foliage, adding a burst of color to the composition. The illustration is from Plate No. XIV, and the artist's signature appears at the bottom left. The artwork, created by The Frame House Gallery in 1970, exemplifies the intricate artistry used in documenting avian species.

The image is an ornithological illustration featuring two Kirtland's Warblers, scientifically named Dendroica kirtlandi, perched on a pine branch with detailed, needle-like leaves. The birds display a striking pattern with dark and light markings, showcasing their delicate features. Below them, a vibrant cluster of red-orange lilies contrasts beautifully with the green foliage, adding a burst of color to the composition. The illustration is from Plate No. XIV, and the artist's signature appears at the bottom left. The artwork, created by The Frame House Gallery in 1970, exemplifies the intricate artistry used in documenting avian species.

Name/Title

PRINT/KIRTLAND'S WARBLER

Entry/Object ID

2002.25.61

Description

Kirtland’s Warbler Print 1970

Collection

HISTORY

Made/Created

Artist

GUY COHELEACH

Notes

Date: 1970 C.

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

PRINT/KIRTLAND'S WARBLER

Dimensions

Width

10 in

Length

14 in

Parts

Count

1

Material

Paper

Condition

Overall Condition

Good