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19th Century Ornithological Lithograph

By: Unknown

Style: Natural History Art

Origin: France

Materials: Paper, Ink, Wood (frame), Glass

Age: Circa 1840-1880

Condition: Very Good (visible patina and some frame wear)

Value: $100-$300

Maker's Marks / Writing: There is some handwritten text below the birds, possibly indicating the names of the species depicted.

Date: 2025-05-28 13:51:55.303394

Description:

A beautifully framed 19th-century ornithological lithograph depicting two colorful birds perched on a branch. The background is simple, highlighting the birds in detail. This piece is surrounded by a decorative marbled mat and housed in a gold cracked frame.

Assessment:

This lithograph is a fine example of 19th-century ornithological art, likely part of a publication or collection intended for enthusiasts of natural history. The frame and mat are consistent with the time period, though they may not be original. The work appears to be in good condition with noticeable age patina on the frame.

Individual Images:

  • The image shows a marbled mat and a gold frame with visible age-related crackling that adds character to the piece. The lithograph itself is in very good condition
  • with no visible tears or marks.

Provenance:

N/A

Condition:

Very Good (visible patina and some frame wear)

Identification Score: 95%

The artwork clearly depicts ornithological subjects common in the 19th century, and the style and materials match those used during this era.

Authenticity Score: 90%

The lithograph and aging of the frame suggest authenticity. However, without further provenance, some uncertainty remains.

Image Memory Note

   

Keywords

ornithological lithograph, 19th century, natural history art, lithograph, bird illustration

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Report ID:  : 9dxpjn

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