Bring home a piece of Kentucky wildlife art history with this 1967 Ray Harm lithograph of the Little Blue Heron (Plate XX).
he heron stands gracefully with its long neck and slender legs, its plumage shaded in soft bluish‑gray tones that capture the subtle iridescence of the species. Around the heron, smaller shorebirds are shown along a sandy shoreline, their speckled brown and white feathers contrasting with the heron’s elegant form. The background suggests a coastal or wetland setting, with water and rocks completing the naturalistic scene.
• Artist: Ray Harm (1926–2015), renowned Kentucky wildlife artist
• Medium: Lithograph, signed in print
• Plate: XX, dated 1967
• Condition: Vintage print in excellent condition
• Frame: New rustic wood frame in green and brown tones, complements the artwork beautifully
Dimensions: • Frame: 19.5" W × 23" H × 0.3125" D • Visible print area: 15.5" W × 19.5" H • Display: Ready to hang
This is a must‑have for Ray Harm collectors, bird art enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a striking vintage wildlife print.
The combination of Harm’s detailed artistry and the fresh rustic frame makes this piece equally suited for a gallery wall, study, or cabin retreat.
