Field Bunting

by John James Audubon

Bring the classic elegance of 19th century American naturalism into your home with this superb reproduction of John James Audubon’s Field Bunting (Plate 164). This work was originally created in Audubon’s classic piece The Birds of America and exemplifies the combination of scientific precision and artistic flair that defines Audubon’s work.

This composition shows an intricate field bunting (formerly known in association with the Spizella Pusilla or field sparrow family) sitting delicately near the base of bright wild huckleberry bushes and tall purple flowers. This reproduction captures every detail, from the feathers to the berries, in exacting detail and preserves the texture and earth tones of the original hand-colored engraving.

Ideal for vintage looks, study rooms, rustic homes, or modern eclectic galleries, this print will add elegance as well as a touch of history.