Wright, Wilhelm von, work name: Cylindrical eagle, female, 1836 - 1857, lithography, painted with water colors, graphics, sheet width 29.7 cm, leaf height 24.4 cm, Wilhelm von Wright 1810 - 1887, Swedish-Finnish painter and amateur naturalist.

Wright, Wilhelm von, work name: Cylindrical eagle, female, 1836 - 1857, lithography, painted with water colors, graphics, sheet width 29.7 cm, leaf height 24.4 cm, Wilhelm von Wright 1810 - 1887, Swedish-Finnish painter and amateur naturalist.
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