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Common Ptarmigan. Winter Plumage
Lagopus mutus
Today: Rock Ptarmigan (winter plumage)
Daniel Giraud Elliot, plate 22
From Family of the Grouse
The print
- Technique
- Facsimile giclée
- Sheet
- 23½ × 19½ in, original size
- Format
- Folio
- Paper
- White etching paper, 270 g/m²
- Ink
- Archival ink
- Edition
- Limited to 250 prints
$225
Limited edition of 250
€200 incl. VAT in the EU
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Reproduced from the original in the Teylers Museum, Haarlem.
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A facsimile of the original sheet
- Photographed from the plate in the Teylers Museum’s copy of Family of the Grouse, 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.



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About this plate
Common Ptarmigan. Winter Plumage (Lagopus mutus) is plate 22 of Family of the Grouse by Daniel Giraud Elliot (1864–1865). Today: Rock Ptarmigan (winter plumage). This facsimile is made from the copy in the Teylers Museum, Haarlem, and printed at the size of the original sheet, 23½ × 19½ in (60 × 49.5 cm).
About the original
Daniel Giraud Elliot (1835-1915) published A Monograph of the Tetraoninae, or Family of the Grouse in 1864 and 1865, his second monograph: 27 hand-coloured lithographs, 25 of them by Joseph Wolf and two of eggs by William S. Morgan.
Most of the species lived in North America, and Elliot wrote that many were ‘rapidly disappearing from our land’; he wanted to record their history while they could still be observed in the wild.
- Title
- Family of the Grouse
- Published
- 1864-1865
- Format
- Folio
- Original in
- Teylers Museum, Haarlem
- In our collection
- 27 prints





