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Pectoral Sandpiper

Tringa pectoralis

The print

Technique
Facsimile giclée
Sheet
39¼ × 26½ in, original size
Format
Double Elephant Folio
Paper
White etching paper, 270 g/m²
Ink
Archival ink
Edition
Limited to 250 prints

$350

Limited edition of 250

€315 incl. VAT in the EU

Plus $45 shipping, import duties included. Free from $500 or 3 prints.

Reproduced from the original in the Teylers Museum, Haarlem.

  • Free shipping from $500 or 3 prints, otherwise $45. Import duties included.
  • Ships within 3 to 5 business days, insured with FedEx
  • Unframed, rolled in a hard carton tube
  • Returns within 14 days
A facsimile of the original sheet
  • Photographed from the plate in the Teylers Museum’s copy of The Birds of America, Haarlem.
  • Proofed against that sheet under daylight, until the colours match.
  • Printed at the full size of the sheet, with its margins and lettering, in an edition of 250.
Pectoral Sandpiper shown in a black and gold frame
Shown framed. Frame not included.

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About this plate

Pectoral Sandpiper (Tringa pectoralis) is plate 294 of The Birds of America by John James Audubon (1827–1838). This facsimile is made from the copy in the Teylers Museum, Haarlem, and printed at the size of the original sheet, 39¼ × 26½ in (100 × 67 cm).

About the original

John James Audubon (1785-1851) published The Birds of America between 1827 and 1838: 435 hand-coloured plates, printed on Double Elephant Folio sheets so that every bird could be shown at life size.

On 26 August 1833 Victor Gifford Audubon sold a complete set to the Teylers Museum in Haarlem, which still keeps it. Heritage Prints makes its facsimiles from that set, at the size of the original sheet.

Title
The Birds of America
Published
1827-1838
Format
Double Elephant Folio
Original in
Teylers Museum, Haarlem
In our collection
435 prints
Gies Pluim at a table in the Teylers Museum library with plates from The Birds of America
Founder Gies Pluim with the Audubon plates in the Teylers Museum.

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Import duties included. Ships within 3 to 5 business days, insured with FedEx.