Prothonotary Swamp-Warbler

by John James Audubon

Bringing a piece of American nature history into your home is possible with this exquisite copy of John James Audubon’s Prothonotary Swamp-Warbler (referred to nowadays as Prothonotary Warbler). This beautiful illustration was originally published in one of the most famous books, The Birds of America, by Audubon himself in the 19th century.

Plate 22 includes two shining golden-yellow birds placed on the leaves of the southern cane vine. This piece of work is notable by the masterful portrayal of feathers of the birds and wings that are of blue-gray color.

This illustration will perfectly match the interests of any lover of nature, vintage paintings, and interior design aficionados who want to add some classic American style, Southern charm, or earthy elegance to their space.