Parrakeet Collection
"Feathers of Beauty: A Kaleidoscope of Parrakeets" From the vibrant Collared lory, Phigys solitarius
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"Feathers of Beauty: A Kaleidoscope of Parrakeets" From the vibrant Collared lory, Phigys solitarius, to the mesmerizing Red Ringed Parrakeet depicted by William Home Lizars, these avian wonders have captivated artists throughout history. In "The Paroquet" by Ito Jakuchu, a masterpiece from 1900, we witness the delicate brushstrokes that bring this creature to life. The Blossom-headed parakeet, Psittacula roseata, also known as the Rose-headed ring parrakeet, enchants us with its stunning colors in an enchanting handcolored copperplate engraving by William Hayes and his daughter Matilda Hayes. Meanwhile, the Brown-backed parrotlet and Olive-shouldered parrot showcase nature's diversity in their unique plumage. Title pages adorned with vignettes featuring two rose-ringed parrakeets transport us into a world where art meets ornithology. The Indian Ring-Necked Parrakeet adds a touch of exotic allure with its striking appearance. Not only do these birds inspire painters and illustrators but they also find themselves immortalized in other forms of art. "The Countess of Sussex, " an oil on canvas masterpiece captures elegance personified alongside her feathered companion. Rex F Bush's embroidered picture from 1936 showcases intricate needlework depicting a charming scene involving a parrakeet. William Home Lizars returns once more to grace our imagination with another portrayal of the Red Ringed Parrakeet - truly showcasing his mastery over capturing their essence on paper. Lastly, Berthe Morisot's painting "The Artist's Daughter with a Parakeet" evokes tenderness as she shares her world with this delightful creature. In all their splendor and variety, these parrakeets remind us that nature is an endless source of inspiration for both artists and admirers alike.