Now that the word is out about Aububon's grouse engraving, people are on the lookout for examples. As of last week at least six examples had been identified. Here's another one.
-Editor
Andrew Hurle of Australia writes:
Can't say I share the fuss about the engraved grouse, but for those who might be interested there is at least one other impression of the bird. This might make it the 7th extant I suppose. Given it's grouse-hunting season perhaps these birds will indeed start popping up everywhere.
It is on another specimen sheet that I assume comes from Fairman, Draper & Underwood although there is no attribution visible on the paper.
I've put an image and detail at:
flickr.com/gp/40145340@N03/oxX13y
flickr.com/gp/40145340@N03/dG4gA2
Is the leaping deer as famous as the grouse? Perhaps not.
To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see:
MORE ON AUDUBON'S FIRST ENGRAVED ILLUSTRATION
(www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v13n32a07.html)
Wayne Homren, Editor
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