Antique Crèvecoeur Chickens Print by Harrison Weir – 1860 French Poultry Illustration

Description

Description:
This exquisite vintage print by Harrison Weir, dated 1860, showcases the rare and elegant Crèvecoeur breed, a historic French poultry variety known for its distinctive black plumage and striking V-shaped comb. The detailed lithograph, originally published by Leighton Brothers, captures a regal Crèvecoeur rooster alongside hens in a pastoral setting, emphasizing their unique feathered crests and robust form.

Mounted on black cardboard and measuring approximately 14.5 x 19 cm plus a 2 cm border, this authentic 19th-century print is a must-have for collectors of antique poultry illustrations, French farm animal artwork, or vintage lithographs. Due to its age, minor imperfections, wear, or foxing may be present, adding to its historical charm.