In the vibrant world of bird art, John Gerrard Keulemans's work stands out for its incredible precision and attention to detail. The art print of Fuligula new zealandiae and Hymenolaemus malacorhynchus showcases this artist's skill in capturing the very essence of the species he depicts. This piece, a true ode to biodiversity, invites viewers to immerse themselves in a world where nature reveals itself in all its splendor. Every feather, every shade of color is meticulously rendered, offering a complete immersion into the avian universe. The work does not merely depict birds; it tells a story, that of New Zealand's fauna, and reminds us of the importance of species conservation. Style and uniqueness of the work Keulemans's style is characterized by a realistic approach that sometimes borders on naturalism. His compositions, faithful to reality, are also imbued with a certain poetry. In the art print of Fuligula new zealandiae and Hymenolaemus malacorhynchus, the birds are depicted in a natural setting, where the lush vegetation of New Zealand serves as a backdrop to their majesty. Vibrant hues and subtle contrasts between different textures create a lively and dynamic atmosphere. The way Keulemans plays with light and shadow gives his subjects a striking depth, making the work almost tactile. Thus, viewers are drawn not only by the beauty of the birds but also by the richness of their environment, demonstrating a keen understanding of the ecosystem in which they evolve. The artist and his influence John Gerrard Keulemans, born in the Netherlands in 1842, established himself as one of the most respected ornithologist-artists of his time. His career, marked by collaborations with renowned naturalists, allowed him to gain in-depth knowledge of the species he depicted. Keulemans traveled around the world, collecting specimens and making sketches in the field, which enriched