Step into the glory days of natural history with this beautiful rendition of John James Audubon’s Mango Hummingbird, which was originally released as plate 184 from his famous 1827–1838 folio work titled “The Birds of America.” Famous for going beyond the limitations of scientific illustrations of that era, Audubon ushered in a new era of wildlife art by depicting his specimens amidst their rich habitats. In this fantastic image, Audubon depicts the agility of the Mango Hummingbird—a wonder of the tropical world of the Americas. Featuring both the birds and plants in an impressive combination, the print highlights the unique connection between the bird and its food source. The rich green plumage of the male hummingbird and the characteristic stripe on the underbody of the female have been beautifully captured in this amazing print.
