September | Fidelia Bridges

September (1875) by Fidelia Bridges (American, 1834–1923) is a beautifully detailed portrayal of late-summer nature, capturing the quiet transition from bloom to autumn. Known for her precise and poetic renderings of flora and fauna, Bridges presents delicate wildflowers beginning to fade and small birds—likely sparrows or finches—perched gently among the stems. With a subtle palette and fine brushwork, she evokes a mood of reflection and serenity, celebrating the fleeting beauty of the natural world. This work exemplifies her unique ability to blend scientific observation with artistic grace. Use the design tools to add custom text or personalise the image.