Daniel Giraud Elliot
1835-1915, American zoologist and ornithologist
Daniel Giraud Elliot was a zoologist and ornithologist who commissioned some of the finest bird art since Audubon. Although he could draw himself, he preferred other artists, among them Joseph Wolf, to bring his ideas to life.
His folio monographs range from the ant thrushes (1861-1863) and the grouse (1864-1865) to the pheasants (1870-1872), the birds of paradise (1873), the hornbills (1882) and the cats (1878-1883).
The works
277 prints from 6 works, in the order they were published. From the originals in the Teylers Museum, Haarlem.
All 277 prints by Elliot
Caerulean Pitta (Young)
$195
Caerulean Pitta
$195
Nepal Pitta
$195
Blue-Winged Pitta
$195
Angola Pitta
$195
Bengal Pitta
$195
Vigors Pitta
$195
Fairy Pitta
$195
Noisy Pitta
$195
Elegant Pitta
$195
Irene Pitta
$195
Great Pitta
$195
Blue Pitta
$195
Graceful Pitta
$195
Purple Pitta
$195
Red-Breasted Pitta
$195
Celebes Pitta
$195
Red-Necked Pitta
$195
Crimson-Breasted Pitta
$195
Gray’s Pitta
$195
Macklot’s Pitta
$195
Baud’s Pitta
$195
Rainbow Pitta
$195
Forsten’s Pitta
$195
Black-Headed Pitta
$195
Muller’s Pitta
$195
New-Guinea Pitta
$195
Hooded Pitta
$195
Blue-tailed Pitta
$195
Pitta Schwaneri
$195
Pitta Boschii
$195