This original signed silkscreen hails from 1979, and it features the beautiful and captivating Killdeer Bird. It has been expertly illustrated by notable artist Wendy Morgan owner of Crane Creek Graphics. The piece comes matted and framed in a solid wood frame with an art glass front. Measurements: frame height is 9 inches tall, and a frame width is 11 inches wide. Killdeer's famous pose "broken-wing act." When a predator approaches its ground nest, the bird drags a wing and fans its tail to appear injured, luring the threat away from its eggs. The illustration reflects the bird's tawny brown back, white underparts, and the orange-brown coloration on the rump and tail. This piece would make a stunning addition to any nature or wildlife enthusiast's collection. Hand-signed by the artist, this piece is a true testament to Morgan's realism style and attention to detail. The silkscreen is in excellent condition and would make the perfect gift for any bird lover or wildlife art collector. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this unique and timeless piece of art. As I write this listing, the silkscreen you are viewing is 45 years old. As stated in the condition's section, it would pass for having been made just this week. It's that clean. For those who don't know, a silkscreen is a method of applying an image on canvas, watercolor paper, or even cloth (it is a process similar to a woodblock print). The screen is actually made of silk, and the artist cuts away a micro-thin