Alexander Lawson Collection

Fork-tailed Flycatcher, Rocky Mountain Anteater, and Female Golden-winged Warbler

Five Birds with Their Eggs and an Insect, published 1808 / 1814. Creator: Alexander Lawson
Five Birds with Their Eggs and an Insect, published 1808/1814. [1. Tyrant Flycatcher, 2. Great crested Flycatcher, 3. Small green crested Flycatcher 4. Pe-we Flycatcher, 5. Wood Pe-we Flycatcher]

Stellars Jay, Lapland Longspur and Female. Creator: Alexander Lawson
Stellars Jay, Lapland Longspur and Female

Yellow-headed Blackbird, Female Blackbird, and Female Cape May Warbler

Swallow-tailed Flycatcher, Arkansas Flycatcher, Says Flycatcher, and Female... Wren
Swallow-tailed Flycatcher, Arkansas Flycatcher, Says Flycatcher, and Female Golden-crested Wren

Pinnated Grous, Blue-green Warbler, and Nashville Warbler, published 1808-1814

Female Crow Blackbird, Orange-Crowned Warbler, Lark Finch. Creator: Alexander Lawson
Female Crow Blackbird, Orange-Crowned Warbler, Lark Finch

Red-winged Starling, Female Red-winged Starling, Black-poll Warbler, and Lesser... pub
Red-winged Starling, Female Red-winged Starling, Black-poll Warbler, and Lesser Red-poll, published 1808-1814

Young Yellow-bellied Woodpeckers and Band-tailed Pigeon. Creator: Alexander Lawson
Young Yellow-bellied Woodpeckers and Band-tailed Pigeon

Carolina Cuckoo, Black-billed Cuckoo, Blue Yellow-backed Warbler, and Yellow... pub
Carolina Cuckoo, Black-billed Cuckoo, Blue Yellow-backed Warbler, and Yellow Red-poll Warbler, published 1808-1814

General Washingtons Resignation, 1799. Creator: Alexander Lawson
General Washingtons Resignation, 1799

Alexander Lawson (Honda) 2014 Parade Lap

Alexander Lawson after Titian Ramsay Peale, Swallow-tailed Flycatcher, Arkansas Flycatcher, Says Flycatcher, and Female Golden-crested Wren, American, 1773-1846

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Alexander Lawson: A Master of Capturing Nature's Beauty Meet Alexander Lawson, a talented artist whose passion for nature shines through his intricate illustrations. Known for his attention to detail and lifelike portrayals, Lawson's work transports us into the enchanting world of birds and wildlife. In his masterpiece "Five Birds with Their Eggs and an Insect, " published between 1808 and 1814, we witness the delicate balance of life as Fork-tailed Flycatchers, Rocky Mountain Anteaters, and Female Golden-winged Warblers protect their precious eggs. Each stroke of Lawson's brush captures the essence of these creatures in stunning clarity. Another remarkable creation by this gifted artist is "Stellars Jay, Lapland Longspur and Female. " Here, he showcases the vibrant colors and unique features that make each bird species so extraordinary. With meticulous precision, Lawson brings to life the Yellow-headed Blackbird alongside its counterparts - Female Blackbird and Female Cape May Warbler. Lawson's talent extends beyond avian subjects. In "Swallow-tailed Flycatcher, Arkansas Flycatcher, " Says Flycatcher, " we are introduced to a diverse range of species including a captivating female Wren. His ability to capture their distinct characteristics allows us to appreciate their individual beauty. The publication "Pinnated Grous, Blue-green Warbler" from 1808-1814 exemplifies how Alexander Lawson effortlessly combines artistry with scientific accuracy. The inclusion of Nashville Warbler adds depth to this mesmerizing piece that continues to captivate audiences even today. Not limited solely to birds' depictions; it also delves into historical scenes like "General Washingtons Resignation" in 1799. This artwork showcases his versatility as an artist while honoring significant moments in history with great reverence. Throughout his career spanning various publications such as Red-winged Starling", Lesser. .