Purple finch posters & prints

Purple Finch Anonymous

Side view of female Purple Finch perching on branch Anonymous

Crimson-fronted Purple Finch. Male John James Audubon

Crested Purple Finch John James Audubon

Gray-crowned Purple Finch. Male. (Stocessa cyanea.) John James Audubon

Purple finch, 2016 John Keeling

Do You Know Your State Bird?, 1996 Joe Heaps Nelson

Harris's Finch John James Audubon

Purple gallinule, 1836 John James (after) Audubon

Townsend's Finch. Male John James Audubon

Towhe Ground Finch John James Audubon

Male and female House finches (Carpodacus mexicanus) on plum blossoms at Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada Anonymous

Lincoln's Pinewood Finch John James Audubon

Arctic Ground Finch John James Audubon

Lazuli Finch John James Audubon

Black-and-yellow-crowned Finch John James Audubon

House Finch (Carpodacus Mexicanus) on Flowering Plum Tree Branch, Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada Anonymous

The Purple Bird Edward Lear

Page 84. Purple Swamphen. Purple Gallinule Unknown artist

A goldfinch-bullfinch hybrid Anonymous

The Gold Finch, 1789 Francis (after) Wheatley

The Shepherd, Evening Francis Oliver Finch

House Finch Anonymous

Male house finch on hoarfrost-covered tree in winter Anonymous

House Finch (Carpodacus Mexicanus) on Flowering Plum Tree Branch, Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada Anonymous

House Finch Anonymous

Page 40. Fringilla. Natural size Red, Browed Finch Neochmia temporalis Aegintha temporalis, 1791-92 Unknown artist

Common Pine-finch John James Audubon

Daniel Finch, 2nd Earl of Nottingham and 7th Earl of Winchilsea Jacobus Houbraken

The Watson-Wentworth and Finch Families The Finch Family Charles Philips

Fox-coloured Finch John James Audubon

Brown Finch. Female John James Audubon

Purple Stoop Tim Hayward

Goldfinch, from the Birds of America series for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes Brands, 1888 Allen & Ginter

Trompe l'oeils: A Cock Pheasant, Finches and Song Birds Marquard Treu

White-throated Finch. 1.Male. 2. Female. (Common Dogwood.) John James Audubon