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Frederick Carl Frieseke, The Parrots, ca. 1910. Oil on canvas.

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Parakeet form novelty scent bottle

Mark of William Leuchars, London, 1882

Silver-mounted ‘intaglio’-cut glass, garnet eyes; L 6 in. (15.2 cm)

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#TwoForTuesday Scarlet Macaws:

Fritz Rudolf Hug (Swiss, 1921-1989) 1. Roter Ara, oil on canvas, 119.5 x 60 cm 2. Roter Ara, oil on canvas 80x40 cm

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#TwoForTuesday :

Pair of Cockatoos

House of Fabergé, Russia, early 20th c.

Topaz, tourmaline, rubies, gold, ivory, enamel, nephrite, sapphires, diamonds

H 4 in. (10.16 cm)

On display at The Walters Art Museum (57.1913)

“Perched on a T-shaped ivory stand is a pair of topaz cockatoos with ruby eyes and gold feet. They are connected by gold chains to a pink enamel and gold mount set in a nephrite base supported by four gold ball feet. Carl Fabergé was particularly fond of birds and kept a pet cockatoo. Such hardstone animals were a popular part of Faberge's output in the early decades of the 20th century. Inspired by Japanese netsuke, which Fabergé collected in great numbers, these tiny animals have a life-like quality. Fabergé was even commissioned to make portraits of specific pets, most famously for King Edward VII and his wife Queen Alexandra.”

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#TwoForTuesday :

Pair of covered preserves jars in the form of cockatoos

Made in Austria, early 20th c.

Glass w/ silver plated tops & glass eyes

H 7 3/4 & 8in (19.5 & 20cm)

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#WorldArtDecoDay #ArtDeco100 :

I don’t know who this woman was but I definitely would’ve wanted to be her friend…or just be her 😎

F. Edwin Church (USA, 1876-1975)

Girl with Macaws and Cockatoo, 1918

Oil on wood panel, 26 x 32 in.

On display at Nassau County Museum of Art NY

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Cornelis Jan Mension (1882-1950) - A Spix- and a Illigers-macaw, oil on canvas, 44,5 x 41,5 cm

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Yana Mochvan (Ukrainian b:1971)

'Floral with Lovebirds'

Acrylic on canvas.

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Saint Francis of Assisi Preaching to the Animals Jan Siberechts ⏤17th. century

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Dugald Stewart Walker (1883-1937), ''Fairy tales from Hans Christian Andersen'', 1914

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Rune Christensen (Danish, b. 1980, East Jutland, Denmark) - Anectodes and Keepsakes , 2024, Paintings: Oil, Acrylic, Spray Paint and Oil Pastel on Canvas

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Gabriel Grun (Argentinian, b. 1978), Imaginary Portrait of Marie-Sabina, 2013, 132 x 160 cm. “Based on a 18th century painting of a girl with a genetic skin disorder, in a cartouche original reads: “The true picture of Mary Sabina, who was born Oct. 12th 1736 at Matuna, a plantation belonging to the Jesuits in the city of Cartagena (Columbia) in America, of two black slaves named Martinianus and Patron."  [source]

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The Ancient Roman House of the Birds, named for its mosaic with 33 different bird species.

Italica, Spain

Dec. 2019

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Carl Fahringer (Austrian, 1874–1952), "Macaw and Parrotlet", 1907

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Jeremiah J. White (American, b. 1981), "Best Friends"

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La Perruche à Epaulette jaune. Pl. 61. | Histoire naturelle des perroquets t.1 | Biodiversity Heritage Library | rawpixel

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Franz Werner von Tamm (German, 1658–1724), "Flower Piece (Flowers, Fruit and a Parrot)".

© LIECHTENSTEIN. The Princely Collections, Vaduz–Vienna.