North American Forest & Stream Naturalist Quartet (4-Panel Canvas Set) — Drafting Paper Cream

1829–1896 Field Monograph Plates • Coast Redwood, White Oak, Brook Trout & Great Horned Owl

•4-Panel Stretched Canvas Set

North American Forest & Stream Naturalist Quartet (4-Panel Canvas Set)

$210.00$256 Individual ValueDrafting Paper Cream • 16 × 20 in per panel • Free Shipping Included

Brings four landmark 19th-century North American natural history engravings together into a cohesive study wall arrangement: Charles Edward Faxon’s copperplates for Sargent’s Silva of North America—Sequoia sempervirens (Coast Redwood, 1896 · S-04) and Quercus alba (American White Oak, 1895 · S-08)—paired with H. L. Todd’s 1884 U.S. Fish Commission engraving of Salvelinus fontinalis (Eastern Brook Trout · S-07) and John James Audubon & Robert Havell Jr.’s 1829 aquatint of Bubo virginianus (Great Horned Owl · S-09).

Included Archival Plates (4 Stretched Canvases):

S-04Sequoia Sempervirens — Coast Redwood→S-08Quercus Alba — White Oak→S-07Salvelinus Fontinalis — Brook Trout→S-09Bubo Virginianus — Great Horned Owl→

1. Archival Canvas GroundDrafting Paper Cream

2. Per-Panel Canvas Size (4 Panels Included)1.25" Gallery Depth

Stretched Gallery Canvas Specifications1.25" Solid Pine Stretcher Bar

Archival matte cotton-poly canvas (344 gsm) hand-stretched over kiln-dried 1.25" solid pine stretcher bars with color-wrapped architectural edges and pre-installed hanging hardware.

Format	Per-Panel Dimensions	4-Panel Wall Span
12 × 16 in	12" W × 16" H × 1.25" D	27" × 35" (Grid) or 57" W (Row)
16 × 20 in	16" W × 20" H × 1.25" D	35" × 43" (Grid) or 73" W (Row)
24 × 30 in	24" W × 30" H × 1.25" D	51" × 63" (Grid) or 105" W (Row)