Gastornis, often mischaracterized as a "terror bird," represents a fascinating evolutionary branch of avian development. This striking ink art captures the imposing stature and distinctive morphology of this Paleocene-era flightless bird. The piece meticulously renders the robust beak structure and powerful build that once led paleontologists to incorrectly classify it as a predator, though modern analysis suggests a herbivorous diet. A compelling addition for enthusiasts of paleornithology and scientific illustration.
The artwork is printed on natural matte fine art paper. A smooth premium quality 230gsm paper, ideal for super, high definition, digital prints.
The frames, with real glass, are handmade and sourced in Italy. They are among the best quality frames on the market! Choose from a variety of colours. Brass and aluminium frames are also available.
