Scandinavian Woodland Hawks Triptych — Svenska Fåglar Lithographs, Sweden 1929

Nordic Birds of Prey Triptych — Svenska Fåglar Lithographs, Scandinavian Raptors 1929 A striking Scandinavian natural history triptych featuring three birds of prey from the distinguished series Svenska Fåglar Efter Naturen Och På Sten Ritade, published in 1929. These original lithographs embody the refined Nordic tradition of ornithological illustration, combining scientific precision with a calm decorative aesthetic highly suited to contemporary interiors. Created directly from nature and drawn on stone for lithographic printing, the plates reflect the exceptional craftsmanship characteristic of early twentieth-century Scandinavian natural history publishing. Each bird is rendered with careful anatomical observation and subtle coloration, set against minimalist backgrounds that emphasize form and elegance. This curated triptych has been assembled for visual balance, with a dominant central raptor acting as an anchor and flanked by complementary species that create a harmonious wall composition. The restrained palette and open composition allow the prints to integrate seamlessly into both modern and classic interiors. These prints are original impressions from the 1929 publication and are not later reproductions. The works are sold unframed; any framed images shown are for presentation inspiration only. Condition report: Original vintage prints with light age toning, minor edge wear and occasional faint spotting consistent with age. Strong impressions with clear detail and well-preserved colour. Framing tips: Dark walnut or matte black frames with generous ivory mats (approx. 6–8 cm) enhance the minimalist backgrounds and create a museum-quality presentation. Technique: Lithograph Maker: A. Börtzells, Sweden, 1929 More about the birds: BG-11219-2-23 Haliaeetus albicilla English: White-tailed Eagle Sea Eagle (alternative common usage) German: Seeadler Dutch: Zeearend French: Pygargue à queue blanche Alternative / historical names: White-tailed Sea Eagle Erne (historical British usage) Notes for collectors: one of Europe’s largest and most iconic birds of prey; powerful posture and dramatic presence make this print an excellent visual anchor within a curated wall set. BG-11219-2-18 Triorchis lagopus (syn. Buteo lagopus) English: Rough-legged Buzzard Rough-legged Hawk (North American usage) German: Raufußbussard Dutch: Ruigpootbuizerd French: Buse pattue Alternative / historical names: Rough-footed Buzzard Lagopus Buzzard (older scientific terminology) Notes: elegant arctic raptor characterized by feathered legs; soft tonal contrasts and refined posture make it highly decorative and visually balanced. BG-11219-2-19 Buteo buteo English: Common Buzzard German: Mäusebussard Dutch: Buizerd French: Buse variable Alternative / historical names: European Buzzard Variable Buzzard (referring to plumage variation) Notes for collectors: a classic European raptor with strong silhouette and balanced composition; often used as a central species within traditional ornithological plate arrangements. Keywords: antique bird prints, svenska fåglar, nordic raptors, birds of prey art, antique lithograph birds, swedish ornithology, scandinavian natural history, vintage wildlife prints, museum style wall art, eagle illustration antique, antique zoological art, ornithology plates, antique nature illustration, swedish wildlife art, nordic design decor, vintage bird illustration, early 20th century lithograph, naturalist illustration antique, decorative wildlife print, collectible ornithology, scandinavian vintage art, neutral decor artwork, bird study illustration, classic natural history print, antique scientific illustration...

Nordic Harriers Triptych — Svenska Fåglar Lithographs, Scandinavian Birds of Prey 1929 An elegant triptych of harriers from the distinguished Swedish orni...

Nordic Birds of Prey Pair — Svenska Fåglar Lithographs, Scandinavian Natural History 1929 A refined pair of original Scandinavian ornithological lithographs from the distinguished series “Svenska Fåglar Efter Naturen Och På Sten Ritade,” published in Sweden in 1929. These prints represent the elegant Nordic tradition of natural history illustration, combining scientific precision with a calm, minimalist aesthetic that translates beautifully into contemporary interior design settings. Drawn directly from nature and executed using traditional stone lithography, the compositions capture the characteristic posture and anatomical detail of each raptor with remarkable clarity. The spacious backgrounds and balanced tonal palette reflect early twentieth-century Scandinavian design sensibilities, where simplicity and observation of nature were central principles. Carefully paired for visual harmony, the two prints complement one another through similar scale, posture and palette, creating a cohesive wall presentation suited to both collectors of natural history and interior designers seeking refined organic imagery. Displayed together, the works evoke a museum-quality arrangement while maintaining decorative versatility. These are authentic original prints from the 1929 publication and are not later reproductions. The works are sold unframed; any framed examples shown are for presentation inspiration only. Condition: Original antique prints with light age toning and minor handling marks consistent with early twentieth-century paper. Occasional faint spotting or edge wear; overall clean impressions with strong detail and preserved colour. Framing tips: Highly effective in dark walnut or matte black frames with generous ivory mats (approx. 6–8 cm). Hang as a diptych with even spacing to emphasize the Scandinavian minimalist aesthetic. Technique: Lithograph Series: Svenska Fåglar Efter Naturen Och På Sten Ritade Maker: A. Börtzells, Sweden, 1929 More details of the birds: BG-11219-2-20 Buteo buteo English: Common Buzzard German: Mäusebussard Dutch: Buizerd French: Buse variable Alternative / historical names: European Buzzard Variable Buzzard (refers to wide plumage variation) Notes for collectors: one of Europe’s most recognizable raptors; strong silhouette and balanced posture make it an ideal anchor or companion piece within Scandinavian natural history sets. Its neutral tones integrate well into minimalist interiors. BG-11219-2-22 Circus pygargus English: Montagu’s Harrier German: Wiesenweihe Dutch: Grauwe kiekendief French: Busard cendré Alternative / historical names: Pygmy Harrier (rare older usage) Montagu Harrier Notes for collectors: a slender and elegant harrier species known for its graceful flight profile and refined proportions. The softer tonal palette and elongated wings give the print a light, airy presence highly appreciated in curated wall arrangements. Keywords: antique bird prints, svenska fåglar, nordic raptors, birds of prey art...

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