A 19th Century illustration of an Indian Peafowl (Pavo Cristatus) featured in the 1892 edition of 'Dictionnaire Universel D'histoire Naturelle' by Charles Dessalines D' Orbigny, available as a high resolution print in a variety of bespoke sizes.

Printed borderless using a wide set of vegan and archival pigment inks for fade resistance and print longevity
Choose 300gsm Premium acid-free Lustre paper for high contrast, deep tones and rich colours.
Choose 310gsm Textured Cotton fine art paper for a superior quality archival look with a textured matt finish*
Produced in the UK and made to order
Fast shipping worldwide

12" x 16" and 16" x 22" prints can also be ordered in bespoke wood frames with authentic glass. This particular framed product does not require a matte to border the print and so we do not include one by default.

Feel free to get in touch if you would like to make a custom request and we will endeavour to accommodate you.*Our textured cotton paper maintains a bright white finish without the use of optical brighteners that are so often used in fine art papers, making them much safer for the environment. Made entirely of cotton fibres, the paper is a fantastic eco-friendly alternative to standard inkjet paper and is both acid and lignin free.All of our packaging materials are 100% plastic-free and either widely recyclable or compostable. We use only 100% recycled paper for packing slips and shipping labels.Please note that different sizes may require slightly different crops of the full image. We are always happy to offer size recommendations if required.

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