Colored (sic) Birds From The East, An Album Of Nineteen Bird Studies

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"Colored (sic) Birds From The East, An Album Of Nineteen Bird Studies" is a notable work by the British artist and naturalist Samuel Daniell, renowned for his detailed and vibrant illustrations of wildlife. Published in the early 19th century, this album is a significant contribution to ornithological art and literature, capturing the rich avian diversity of the Eastern regions, which during Daniell's time, often referred to areas such as India, Southeast Asia, and parts of East Asia.

Samuel Daniell, born in 1775, was part of a family of artists and explorers, including his brother William Daniell and uncle Thomas Daniell, both of whom were also distinguished for their artistic contributions. Samuel's work is characterized by meticulous attention to detail and a profound appreciation for the natural world, which is evident in the lifelike quality of his bird studies. His illustrations not only serve as artistic representations but also as scientific documentation, reflecting the early 19th-century interest in natural history and exploration.

The album comprises nineteen plates, each depicting a different species of bird, rendered in vivid colors that highlight their distinctive plumage and natural habitats. Daniell's ability to capture the essence of these birds in their natural settings provides valuable insights into the biodiversity of the regions he studied. His work is particularly significant given the period's limited photographic technology, making such detailed illustrations crucial for the study and appreciation of exotic wildlife.

"Colored (sic) Birds From The East" stands as a testament to Samuel Daniell's skill and dedication as an artist and naturalist. It continues to be of interest to historians, ornithologists, and art enthusiasts, offering a window into the rich avian life of the Eastern world as seen through the eyes of a pioneering 19th-century illustrator.

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