Curlews and Whimbrel.
[1986]. Pastel, 38 cm by 44 cm, signed J N Davies, framed. Plate 19 from Lane Shorebirds of Australia 1987 featuring, Eastern Curlew Numenius madagascariensis, Little Curlew N. minutus and Whimbrel N. phaeopus. More
[1986]. Pastel, 38 cm by 44 cm, signed J N Davies, framed. Plate 19 from Lane Shorebirds of Australia 1987 featuring, Eastern Curlew Numenius madagascariensis, Little Curlew N. minutus and Whimbrel N. phaeopus. More
[1986]. Coloured pencil on paper, 53 cm by 38 cm, signed J N Davies, framed. Plate 10 from Lane Shorebirds of Australia, 1987 illustrating Black-tailed Godwit, Bar-tailed Godwit, Asian Dowitcher, Latham's Snipe and Painted Snipe. More
1995. Watercolour 45cm by 57cm, signed Marsack '95. Plate seven from Rowley et al., Fairy Wrens and Grass wrens, 1997. More
Watercolour and gouache on Arches paper, 620 x 1005mm, signed and dated by artist. The Glaucous Macaw became extinct in the late nineteenth century. More
1999. Watercolour and gouache on Arches paper, 665 x 880mm, framed, signed and dated by artist. Last Record: Subfossil, Surviving to about 1500. Distribution: Subalpine and Alpine Habitats, South Island, New Zealand. The first Maori arrived in Aotearoa, the archipelago now called New Zealand, around 1200 and in the next... More
[c1790]. Watercolour and ink on paper, 26 cm by 18 cm, [unsigned], framed. Sarah Stone (1760-1844) was employed by Sir Ashton Lever to record the contents of his private museum. The museum consisted of animal specimens and ethnographic material brought back by British expeditions to Australia, the Americas, Africa and... More
c1790. Ink and watercolor drawing on wove paper, 26 cm by 36 cm inches sheet size; small chips to top corners, mat stain at edges, small edge tear repaired on verso. Contemporary inscription along the top edge. Sarah Stone (1760-1844) was employed by Sir Ashton Lever to record the contents... More
1788. Watercolour and ink on paper, 32 cm by 22 cm, "Sarah Stone 1788" at base of image, framed. Sarah Stone (1760-1844) was employed by Sir Ashton Lever to record the contents of his private museum. The museum consisted of animal specimens and ethnographic material brought back by British expeditions... More