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Birds in art

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 2 Records:

Alexander L. Boyle artworks

 Collection
Call Number: PP 548
Overview

Alexander Boyle taught in the design department at the University of Kansas from 1953-1992. The collection includes items in various stages of creation and reproduction from Boyle's art. Boyle's focuses were birds in wildlife, traditional Aztec/Mesoamerican art, and buildings on the campus of the University of Kansas. His works depicting the Campanile and old Fraser Hall are included.

Dates: 1965 - 1992

Courtship of the Ruff watercolor

 Collection — Folder 1
Call Number: MS Q107
Overview

This collection consists of one watercolor painting of multiple birds called ruffs. The painting was created by M.H.A. Staring (1897-1929), a Dutch artist and ornithologist whose specialty was depicting zoological subjects.

Dates: 1923