Icones avium, or Figures and descriptions of new and interesting species of birds from various parts of the globe, London, 1837-August, 1838. birds, pictorial works, Elizabeth Gould, Pteroglossus selenidera gouldi, toucanet, Elizabeth Gould, women in science, ornithology, John Gould, John Gould, selenidera gouldii, Pteroglossus gouldii, Goulds toucanet, A pair of vividly illustrated toucans perched gracefully on a branch, surrounded by delicate green leaves. The toucans display striking colors, with one featuring a rich brown plumage complemented by vibrant yellow and green accents, while the other showcases a bold, colorful beak alongside a deep blue and green body. The intricate details capture their unique features, emphasizing the elegance and beauty of these exotic birds in their natural setting. The artwork highlights the contrast in their plumage, showcasing the diversity within the species.