Glaucis Fraseri by John Gould | 1946 Vintage Hummingbird Lithograph

Celebrate rare tropical beauty with Glaucis Fraseri — a genuine vintage hummingbird lithograph from the renowned 1946 series by John Gould.

Commonly called the Bronze-tailed Plumeleteer, Glaucis Fraseri is distinguished by its iridescent green plumage and striking fan-shaped tail with bold white and black b anding. Native to the humid lowland forests of western Ecuador and Colombia, this species is rendered here with the scientific exactitude and compositional elegance that define Gould's celebrated ornithological work.

This offset lithograph was printed by I.B. Fischer Co. in New York City and pairs perfectly with the other three Gould hummingbirds: Hylonympha Macrocerca, Petasophora Iolata, Thalurania Refulgens. Or own the complete Gould Hummingbird Lithograph Set at a special price.

Details

• Size: 20 × 16 inches
• Medium: Offset Lithograph on fine art paper
• Condition: Mint — uncirculated, vibrant colors
• Includes: Care sheet, artist story
• Availability: Limited archived stock from 1946

Pairing & Artist Story

Combine Glaucis Fraseri with the complete Gould hummingbird set for a stunning vintage gallery wall. Discover the remarkable story behind John Gould's ornithological legacy in our dedicated blog on the Goulds.

• ✦ The Audubon, Part I: James Audubon
• ✦ The Audubon, Part II: The Brits
• ✦ The Audubon, Part III: The American

Gould, 1946 by I.B. Fischer Co.