Hand-Painted Oil Painting Replica: Swallow-tailed Hawk (Plate 72, Birds of America) by John James Audubon (Dafen Artist Studio)

Elevate your fine art collection with a custom reproduction à l'huile peinte à la main of John James Audubon’s celebrated raptor illustration, “Swallow-tailed Hawk (Plate 72)” (known today as the Swallow-tailed Kite, Elanoides forficatus) from his world-famous series Birds of America (1827–1838).

Meticulously hand-painted brushstroke by brushstroke by senior studio painters in Village de peinture à l'huile de Dafen, this canvas artwork delivers authentic physical surface texture and visual depth that flat digital prints cannot match. The studio artists faithfully recreate the soaring composition—capturing the bird’s iconic deeply forked V-tail, pure white head and underparts, dark steel-blue wings, and its dramatic pose clutching a small snake in mid-air.

• Original Master: John James Audubon

• Titre de l'œuvre : Plate 72. Swallow-tailed Hawk

• Série : Birds of America (1827–1838)

• Style artistique : Naturalism / Realism

• Genre : Scientific Illustration / Wildlife Art

• Production Technique: 100% Hand-Painted Oil Painting (Pure Handcrafted Art)

• Medium & Materials: Professional Artist-Grade Oil Paints on Fine Linen Canvas

Pourquoi choisir les peintures à l'huile peintes à la main de notre atelier Dafen ?

1. Authentic Physical Texture: Layered oil pigments offer rich surface brushwork, tactile warmth, and natural light interaction on canvas.

2. Master Studio Quality: Recreated by professional painters with decades of expertise in museum-grade fine art reproductions.

3. Archival & Durable: Crafted with premium, fade-resistant oil paints and heavy cotton-linen canvas designed to last for generations without fading.

4. Dramatic Statement Piece: An exceptional focal point for executive offices, open living spaces, rustic lodges, traditional studies, and natural history collections.

Note: As every painting is 100% hand-painted by studio artists, subtle unique variations in brushstrokes and color layers naturally occur, making your artwork one of a kind.