A framed hand-colored Puffin lithograph after Ferdinand von Wright (1822-1906), Sweden, circa 1920. This antique hand-colored lithograph from Sweden depicts an Atlantic Puffin (Fratercula arctica) standing atop a grassy coastal mound, rendered with remarkable precision and delicate coloration. The bird's distinctive black-and-white plumage, bright orange feet, and colorful bill are finely detailed, allowing the striking form of the puffin to take center stage against a clean, uncluttered background. This piece is presented in a gilt frame with wide cream matting, the lithograph retains its printed species identification beneath the image. This early 20th century Swedish Puffin lithograph, both decorative and educational, exemplifies the close relationship between art and natural science.