A monograph of the Trogonidae, or family of trogons, London, The Author 1835-1838, trogons, trogons in art, Museum of Comparative Zoology, John Gould, Elizabeth Gould, birds, Trogonidae, Elizabeth Gould, women in science, Gould, The illustration features two vibrantly colored birds perched on a branch. The bird in the foreground displays a striking combination of rich green feathers on its back, complemented by a vivid red hue on its chest and underparts. Its wings, adorned with intricately patterned plumage, showcase distinctive features. The second bird, slightly behind, exhibits a more subdued coloration with a muted green-brown appearance, blending harmoniously into its natural surroundings. Both birds are positioned amidst delicate leaves, highlighting their connection to the lush environment they inhabit. The scientific name 'Troglodytes frigidus' is elegantly inscribed below, adding an element of scholarly detail to the artwork.