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Archipel des Galapagos, Oiseaux, Pyrocephalus nanus (en haut), Tenagra Darwin (ailes deployees)... (engraving)
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Archipel des Galapagos, Oiseaux, Pyrocephalus nanus (en haut), Tenagra Darwin (ailes deployees)... (engraving)
2814314 Archipel des Galapagos, Oiseaux, Pyrocephalus nanus (en haut), Tenagra Darwin (ailes deployees)... (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Archipel des Galapagos, Oiseaux, Pyrocephalus nanus (en haut), Tenagra Darwin (ailes deployees), Sylvicola aureola (au-dessus a droite), Coctarnis assimilis (sur la pierre), Reptiles, Leiocephalus Grayi. Illustration for Le Tour Du Monde (Hachette, 1860 2H). Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn
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This engraving from the 19th century takes us on a visual journey to the mesmerizing Archipel des Galapagos. The image showcases a variety of birds in their natural habitat, each displaying its unique features and behaviors. At the top, we are introduced to Pyrocephalus nanus, a small bird with vibrant plumage that stands out against the lush greenery. Just below it, Tenagra Darwin spreads its wings wide open, as if ready to take flight into the vast expanse of this enchanting archipelago. The artist's attention to detail is evident as they skillfully depict Sylvicola aureola perched above on the right side and Coctarnis assimilis resting gracefully on a stone surface. These birds add an extra layer of charm and diversity to this already picturesque scene. Not only does this print capture the beauty of avian life in Galapagos but also includes reptiles such as Leiocephalus Grayi crawling amidst their feathered counterparts. This illustration was originally created for Le Tour Du Monde magazine in 1860 and has been digitally cleaned for enhanced clarity. As we gaze upon this historic artwork, we can't help but be transported back in time and imagine ourselves exploring these remote islands alongside Charles Darwin himself. It serves as a reminder of nature's wonders and our responsibility to protect such precious ecosystems for generations to come.
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