C.1833 Hummingbirds

C.1833 HummingbirdsC. 1833 Hummingbirds Hummingbirds are fantastic looking birds from the neotropical areas of south and central America. 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. Sir William Jardine, 7th Baronet of Applegarth (23 February 1800 21 November 1874) was a Scottish naturalist. He is known for his editing of a long series of natural history books, The

The American Flamingo

this picture comes in moody blue and grey tones that make the lush greenery of the tree stand out

mount and modern silver frame

" This stunning artwork captures the serene ambiance of cozy cafés bathed in golden sunlight

Sir William Jardine

Frame Profile: W22

Ulyana has expertly captured the beauty of this tree through this abstract interpretation

White Peacock On Indigo II By Jennifer Goldberger

Two boats beached at low tide mimic the two high and dry cottages ashore in Ulyana Hammond's serene seascape with a cool

these beautiful owl prints lend an air of distinction to any room and have been digitally restored and enhanced here in our studio in Lancashire

Croft Sheep By Geoff Beckett

1870 Kingfisher & Bee Eater