Description
The Jacobin pigeon is one of many different fancy pigeon breeds that Darwin raised. Darin became interested in pigeonry because he saw it as a way to illustrate how evolution can naturally select certain traits; while pigeon breeding does so at the hands of breeders, evolution naturally selects for certain traits based on how adaptively fit a set of individuals are to their contingent environment. Remarkably, all fancy pigeons are actually descendants of the Common Rock Pigeon you see in every city. Pigeonry isn’t adaptive, it simply uses a mechanism found naturally in nature to accentuate aesthetic rather than adaptive qualities in a species.
Processing + Shipping
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Dimensions + Editions
8 x 10 Print
| Edition Size |
Open |
| Image |
7.49 x 9.5 |
| Full-Bleed Frame |
9.25 x 11.25 |
| Matted Frame |
13 x 15 |
11 x 14 Print
| Edition Size |
1/50 |
| Image |
10.5 x 13.3 |
| Full-Bleed Frame |
12.25 x 15.25 |
| Matted Frame |
17 x 20 |
16 x 20 Print
| Edition Size |
2/30 |
| Image |
14.99 x 19 |
| Full-Bleed Frame |
17.25 x 21.25 |
| Matted Frame |
22.5 x 26.5 |
24 x 30 Print
| Edition Size |
1/15 |
| Image |
22.88 x 29 |
| Full-Bleed Frame |
25.25 x 31.25 |
| Matted Frame |
30.5 x 36.5 |
30 x 40 Print
| Edition Size |
1/7 |
| Image |
28.5 x 36.12 |
| Full-Bleed Frame |
31.25 x 41.25 |
| Matted Frame |
36 x 46 |
