Pileated Woodpecker – John James Audubon Bird Print
Pileated Woodpecker – John James Audubon Bird Print
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PILEATED WOODPECKER
John James Audubon's illustration of the Pileated Woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus) depicts a magnificent forest bird recognized by its striking red crest, bold black-and-white facial markings, and powerful chisel-like bill. One of North America's largest woodpeckers, this impressive species inhabits mature forests, where it excavates tree trunks in search of carpenter ants and other insects.
DETAILS
- Printed on premium acid-free archival paper with a smooth matte finish.
- Printed to order using fade-resistant archival pigment inks.
- Each print is carefully printed, trimmed and packaged in-house by JORJOR DECOR.
STYLE OPTIONS
- Timeless – A clean, soft off-white background for a fresh and versatile appearance.
- Timeless with Text – The same clean, soft off-white background as Timeless, with the original bird identification text included beneath the illustration.
- Classic – A warm beige background that retains some of the aged character of the original artwork.
- Vintage – A darker, more richly aged background that preserves more of the original patina and character.

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About The Artwork
• This is a restored reproduction of an original vintage artwork. We carefully retouch each image while preserving selected age marks and imperfections that contribute to the character of the original piece.
• Colors may vary slightly due to differences in monitor and screen settings.
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Print Size & Customization
• If you need a size not listed, please don't hesitate to ask.
• Each image is individually adjusted to fit your selected print size while preserving the original artwork and composition.
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Shipping
View our Shipping PolicyEach print is made to order and carefully packaged for it's journey to you.
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Returns & Exchanges
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