Spotted Sandpiper Audubon Bird Print - Plate 310John James Audubon

This vintage Spotted Sandpiper print reproduces plate 310 from John James Audubon's nineteenth-century Birds of America, prepared as historical wall art for a study, library or natural-history gallery wall.

Two spotted shorebirds forage on opposite banks of a narrow stream. The bird at left leans over a low rock with its bill extended; the bird at right steps across a sandy edge and lowers its bill toward the water. Reeds, fallen branches, a pale distant tree line and softly colored water surround them. The original No. 62, Plate CCCX, Spotted Sandpiper caption, Latin name, male and female labels and engraving credits remain on the sheet.

Archive Print Co. restores each illustration for clarity while preserving the character of the original. Each reproduction is printed as a giclée art print on heavyweight 325gsm archival matte paper with archival inks.

Colors may vary slightly between screens and the finished piece; the print will always be richer in person.