c.1870 Rev. Morris - Framed Golden Oriole Print
Regular price £45.00
About:
An antique original 1870 hand coloured print.
Prints of this age were printed in black ink and then a team of artists would hand colour each print to match the natural colours of the bird.
Francis Orpen Morris (25 March 1810 – 10 February 1893) was an Irish clergyman, notable as an ornithologist and entomologist and as the author of many books on natural history.
All our antiqur and vintage prints are framed in house using archival grade methods.
Frame measurements:
- 30 x 38 cm
Sustainably Sourced Entomology
Here at The Weird & Wonderful we have worked with natural history and wildlife stock for over 10 years. All of our products are sourced to the highest standards to ensure that they bring not only beauty, but education to your lives.
As with any responsible company that deals with the sale of natural history and wildlife we want to ensure that the pieces we sell do not have a negative impact on our natural environment.
Our butterflies and insects are sourced through conversation farming efforts around the world, which backed by science are proven to not only be sustainably sourced but also can prevent deforestation of precious rainforests.
No insects are killed for the purpose of our frames.
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