Gray starling in storm by Ohara Koson, 1900 Finish:Framed art print Mönchengladbach: Known for its textile

Mönchengladbach: Known for its textile and coal industries

each offering a glimpse into the incredible diversity of bird species during the early nineteenth century

Other interesting features on this map include rivers

The quiet suggestion of abandonment—hinted at by scattered debris

or to celebrate someone returning from Tunisia or North Africa—an evocative keepsake that brings a luminous street and a pivotal moment in art history into the home

Gray starling in storm by Ohara Koson, 1900 Finish:Framed art print Mönchengladbach: Known for its textileGray starling in storm by Ohara Koson (18771945) is a lyrical Japanese woodblock print from around 1900 that captures a single bird bracing itself against wind and rain. A master of shin hanga working in the ukiyo e woodblock tradition, Koson is renowned for his kach ebird and flower subjects rendered with exquisite observation and an evocative sense of atmosphere. Here, a storm tossed starling clings to a bending branch, its feathers ruffled and beak