Rare Breed Pigeons: Frill-Backs: A3
LUDLOW, J. W. & THE HANNIBAL PRESS
£45.00
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Product Description
Rare Breed Pigeons: Frill-Backs: A3
Publisher: The Hannibal Press, UK
Date: 2024
Sheet Size: 29.7cm x 42cm with good margins (A3)
Format: Larger scale, fine quality digital print on Hahnemuehle German Etching paper of the original 19th century chromolithograph by J. W. Ludlow
Edition: Open edition
Special Features: Blind-embossed stamp of The Hannibal Press
Description:
This fine print, “Frill-Back Pigeons” by J. W. Ludlow, published by The Hannibal Press in 2024, is a larger scale, high-quality digital reproduction of the original 19th century chromolithograph. Printed on exquisite Hahnemuehle German Etching paper, this fine quality print features the blind-embossed stamp of The Hannibal Press. Ludlow’s meticulous attention to detail and vibrant portrayal of frill-back pigeons are faithfully preserved in this fine print.
Historical Context
“Frill-Backs”<'strong> by J. W. Ludlow showcases the exceptional chromolithographic technique of the 19th century, renowned for its rich colours and intricate details. Ludlow was a distinguished artist known for his exquisite bird illustrations, capturing the elegance and beauty of avian species with remarkable accuracy.
The Frill-Back pigeon has a long history and is believed to have originated in the Middle East or Southeast Europe. It has been selectively bred for its unique feather structure and ornamental appearance. Enthusiasts and breeders often focus on enhancing the bird’s frilled feathers and overall beauty. Frill-Back pigeons are popular in pigeon shows and exhibitions due to their distinctive qualities.
Characteristics
- Feather Structure: The Frill-Back pigeon is renowned for its unique frilled feathers, especially on the wings and back. This frilling is a key characteristic that distinguishes it from other pigeon breeds.
- Appearance: Frill-Back pigeons are often bred for their ornamental appearance. They typically have a robust body, a well-rounded head, and a short beak. The frilled feathers add to their decorative appeal.
- Colour Variations: This breed comes in a wide range of colours and patterns, including solid, pied, and mottled varieties. The diverse plumage adds to their appeal as ornamental birds.
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