“Quesal” (Quetzal) Bird Chromolithograph, c. 1890s Natural History Print animals Its authority was so strong

Its authority was so strong that it was later used by figures including George Washington and remained influential through the Revolutionary era

created by Daniel Stoopendaal

Tallis was a British map publisher and published the Illustrated World Atlas

with steamboats in the harbor

print size: 9 1/4 x 14 1/4")

“Quesal” (Quetzal) Bird Chromolithograph, c. 1890s Natural History Print animals Its authority was so strongOriginal chromolithograph titled Quesal, depicting a pair of resplendent quetzals perched among orchids in a lush tropical landscape. This striking late 19th century natural history plate captures the birds iconic emerald plumage, scarlet breast, and dramatic flowing tail feathersone of the most celebrated species illustrated in Victorian ornithological publications. Dimensions: 11" x 14" Please note: If you purchase multiple items, well gladly