The Bald Buzzard, plate from The British Zoology, Class II Birds, engraved by Peter Mazell fl.1761-97 1766

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"The Bald Buzzard, plate from The British Zoology, Class II Birds," engraved by Peter Mazell (fl. 1761-1797) in 1766, is a significant work from the 18th century that contributes to the field of ornithology and the arts. This piece is part of a larger work, "The British Zoology," which aimed to document and illustrate the variety of animal species in Britain. The artist behind the original illustration is Peter Paillou, a noted painter known for his detailed and accurate depictions of birds and other wildlife.

Mazell's engraving of Paillou's illustration captures the bald buzzard with meticulous detail, showcasing the bird's features and the naturalistic style characteristic of the period's scientific illustrations. This work not only served as an important source of zoological knowledge but also as an artistic achievement, reflecting the skills and techniques of engraving and illustration of the time.

"The Bald Buzzard" plate is an exemplary piece that illustrates the collaboration between art and science in the 18th century, providing valuable insights into the practices of documenting and studying wildlife. It stands as a testament to the efforts of early naturalists and artists to catalog the natural world, and it remains an important work for both its scientific and artistic merits.

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