pavo muticus dröm

pavo muticus drömPoster with a vintage illustration of a peacock (Pavo muticus), a bird known for its impressive plumage. The bird's spectacular tail feathers are used to impress females during mating season. The picture comes from the book "The Naturalist's Library" by Sir William Jardine, published in 1836. Part of a series of books aimed at documenting and illustrating wildlife from around the world, the book was one of the most comprehensive natural history series

in the luminous central section

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Along the stream quay in the background we see the Grand Hotel and the National Museum

" he said in an interview

The image is part of a larger collection of sketches of hands

He is best known for his portraits and still life paintings

Photograph taken by KG Kristoffersson

Photographer: Unknown | Created: 1934 | Publisher: Stockholm City Museum | Item ID: FA 3614 | Copyright: CC BY

especially during the colonization of northern Sweden

Finns and Dutch

In the picture we see the alphabet written in beautiful period typography

In this illustration we see Annika playing in the sand with the little elves she has encountered throughout the book