12253 Magnus von Wright (1805-1868) – View of a Golden Eagle – Chromolithograph (1920s)
"Aquila Chrysaëtus" depicts the golden eagle perched on a rock. This chromolithograph is part of a series documenting Nordic avian species, published by the A. Börtzells publishing house in Stockholm during the 1920s. The illustration provides a detailed representation of the eagle's golden-brown plumage and powerful talons.
Magnus von Wright was a Finnish painter and ornithologist who specialized in detailed studies of nature and wildlife. Alongside his brothers, Wilhelm and Ferdinand, he produced some of the most recognized bird illustrations in Scandinavian history. His work combined scientific accuracy with artistic precision, significantly advancing the field of regional ornithology. These collaborative efforts remain standard reference materials for the documentation of Nordic fauna.
Artist or Maker: Magnus von Wright.
Dimensions: Approximately 38 cm x 28 cm.
Medium: Chromolithograph.
Date: 1920s.
Condition Report:
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