Keulemans Collection
"Discover the Vibrant Wildlife of New Zealand through Keulemans' Art" Step into the enchanting world of New Zealand's diverse bird species
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"Discover the Vibrant Wildlife of New Zealand through Keulemans' Art" Step into the enchanting world of New Zealand's diverse bird species, beautifully captured by the talented artist Johannes Keulemans. From the majestic Strigops habroptilus, commonly known as kakapo, to the charming Tui in both its young and adult forms, Keulemans brings these creatures to life on canvas. Intriguingly, it also portrays a melanistic variation of the New Zealand Fantail on his left-hand side. The dark plumage adds an air of mystery to this already captivating bird. Moving on to another iconic species, we encounter male and female Huia birds depicted with meticulous detail - their unique beaks and feathers truly stand out. Cyanoramphus parakeets grace Keulemans' artwork with their vibrant colors and playful nature. These various parakeet species showcase the rich avian diversity found in New Zealand. Additionally, we are introduced to the elegant New Zealand Pigeon Kereru as it perches gracefully amidst lush foliage. Venturing further into this artistic journey, we stumble upon South Island Takahe (Porphyrio hochestetteri), a rare flightless bird that has been successfully preserved thanks to conservation efforts. The vivid portrayal captures its distinctive appearance perfectly. It also delves into capturing different stages of development in birds such as the youthful exuberance of New Zealand Kingfishers alongside their mature counterparts. Furthermore, he masterfully depicts male and female New Zealand Quails Koreke showcasing their subtle yet striking differences. Amongst his extensive collection is an 1887 piece featuring Dartford Warblers - a testament to Keuleman's enduring legacy as an artist whose work spans generations. Another noteworthy addition is Paradise Shelduck Putangitangi; its graceful presence symbolizes harmony within nature. Finally, no exploration would be complete without encountering the mischievous Kea, Nestor notabilis.