Thalurania Refulgens by Gould | 1940s Vintage Lithograph | Exotic Hummingbird Wall Art
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Thalurania Refulgens by John & Elizabeth Gould | 1946 Vintage Hummingbird Lithograph
Capture the shimmer of nature with Thalurania Refulgens — an authentic vintage lithograph from the celebrated 1946 hummingbird series by John and Elizabeth Gould.
Thalurania refulgens was described by John Gould in 1846. The species’ name ‘refulgens’ literally means ‘shining’ or ‘glittering’ in Latin — a nod to its shimmering green feathers. Commonly known as the Fork-tailed Woodnymph, Thalurania Refulgens is admired for its dazzling emerald plumage and lively iridescence. This beautiful species ranges from Central America to the northern Andes, adding exotic color to any collection of vintage bird art.
This offset lithograph was printed by I.B. Fischer Co. in New York City and pairs perfectly with the other three Gould hummingbirds: Glaucis Fraseri, Hylonempha Macrocerca, Petasophora Iolata. Or collect the complete Gould Hummingbird Lithograph Set at a special price.
Details
- Size: 20.5 × 16.5 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 Thalurania Refulgens with the full set of four Gould hummingbirds for a cohesive gallery wall celebrating the detailed work of both John and Elizabeth Gould. Learn more about this remarkable couple in our blog on the Goulds.
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Gould, 1946 by I.B. Fischer Co.
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Thalurania Refulgens by John & Elizabeth Gould | 1946 Vintage Hummingbird Lithograph
Capture the shimmer of nature with Thalurania Refulgens — an authentic vintage lithograph from the celebrated 1946 hummingbird series by John and Elizabeth Gould.
Thalurania refulgens was described by John Gould in 1846. The species’ name ‘refulgens’ literally means ‘shining’ or ‘glittering’ in Latin — a nod to its shimmering green feathers. Commonly known as the Fork-tailed Woodnymph, Thalurania Refulgens is admired for its dazzling emerald plumage and lively iridescence. This beautiful species ranges from Central America to the northern Andes, adding exotic color to any collection of vintage bird art.
This offset lithograph was printed by I.B. Fischer Co. in New York City and pairs perfectly with the other three Gould hummingbirds: Glaucis Fraseri, Hylonempha Macrocerca, Petasophora Iolata. Or collect the complete Gould Hummingbird Lithograph Set at a special price.
Details
- Size: 20.5 × 16.5 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 Thalurania Refulgens with the full set of four Gould hummingbirds for a cohesive gallery wall celebrating the detailed work of both John and Elizabeth Gould. Learn more about this remarkable couple in our blog on the Goulds.
Production Details
Gould, 1946 by I.B. Fischer Co.
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