Bird on a stalk, singing)
Fidelia Bridges · American, 1834-1923
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Bird on a stalk, singing), Fidelia Bridges (1883), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A small brown songbird with a streaked breast perches on a thin bare branch, its beak open as if singing. Below, clusters of white daisies, pink clover blossoms and wild grasses fill the foreground against a soft grey-blue sky. The print, titled Bird on a stalk, singing, is attributed to Fidelia Bridges and dated 1883.
