Sunday, August 5, 2012

The Trogons

Hand-coloured lithographic plates of Trogon
bird species from the 1830s by John Gould



1830s ornithological lithograph by John Gould
Trogon narina (Narina Trogon)




1830s ornithological illustration by John Gould
Trogon reinwardtii (Reinwardt's Trogon)




T1830s ornithological lithograph by John Gould
Trogon variegatus (Purple-breasted Trogon)





1830s bird lithograph by John Gould
Trogon temnuris (Cuba Trogon)




19th century ornithological lithograph by John Gould
Trogon oreskios (Mountain Trogon)




bird illustration hand-coloured
Trogon neoxenus (Welcome Trogon)




1830s ornithological book illustration by John Gould
Trogon mexicanus (Mexican Trogon)




hand-coloured book illustration by John Gould of Trogon bird species
Trogon meridionalis (Little Trogon)




T1830s ornithological lithograph by John Gould
Trogon melanopterus (Black-winged Trogon)




19th cent. lithographic bird plate
Trogon massena (Prince Massena's Trogon)




bird lithograph 1830s, coloured by hand
Trogon gigas (Giant Trogon)




1830s ornithological lithograph by John Gould
Trogon erythrocephalus (Red-headed Trogon)




1830s ornithological book illustration by John Gould
Trogon elegans (Graceful Trogon)




1830s bird lithograph by J gould
Trogon diardii (Diard's Trogon)




Trogon species illustration 1830s natural history book
Trogon citreolus (Lemon-breasted Trogon)




1830s ornithological plate from science book by John Gould
Trogon atricollis (Black-throated Trogon)




1830s ornithological book lithograph by John Gould
Trogon ardens (Rosy-breasted Trogon)



'A monograph of the Trogonidae or Family of the Trogons' (1838) was written and illustrated by taxidermist-come-naturalist and artist, the great John Gould, and is made available online by BPU Neuchâtel through the auspices of the Swiss library platform of e-Rara.

Previously: Gould Hummingbirds (Addit: also see Cardiff U) and, tangentially, The Parrots. Also: science!

Elsewhere: @BibliOdyssey & Pinboard.

{The images above have all been slightly spot-cleaned in the backgrounds}

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