Vogels 1555 - 1830

"Vogels" (Birds) is a print from the 16th to 19th century by Dutch artist Johan Noman. It depicts four different birds in a detailed and naturalistic style. This print is a prime example of the meticulous and precise artwork of the period. The print is held by the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, showcasing the importance of natural history and scientific observation during the Dutch Golden Age. The artwork displays four birds, each with its own name in Dutch: "Een witte Uil" (A white owl), "Een Liger", "Een witte Gans" (A white goose), and "Een gevervenkleurige Papegaai" (A colored parrot). The print offers a glimpse into the natural world, captivating audiences with its detailed depictions of birds in their natural forms.