Chicken Family
Full-color book illustration of a rooster watching over his chicken family. Public domain and free to download for your own projects.
Chickens & Roosters
A fun and growing collection of copyright free illustrations of chickens and roosters. From encyclopedia-like entries for specific species of fowl to charming little sketches of baby chicks, the chicken images we’ve found are sure to please.
Whether you are looking for a simple chicken drawing or a dramatic full-color rooster image, there’s certain to be something here you can use.
Like all of the bird images on Reusable Art, all of our chicken images are in the public domain.
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Vintage Rooster DrawingSuch a proud fellow. Vintage rooster drawing of a strutting rooster. Black and white engraving from 1867. |
Grey Chicken DrawingChickens can definitely be elegant and beautiful as this vintage grey chicken drawing demonstrates. Both cock and hen have white, gray and black feathers. |
Pheasant FowlThe pheasant fowl is an old, but threatened species of chickens with that resemble pheasants. Pretty birds and a pretty colored drawing for crafting. |
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Polish Chicken DrawingNo, this is not a recipe. It’s a wonderful, vintage drawing of a rooster and hen. The colored image shows off their golden feathers and elaborate crests. |
Malay Chickens IllustrationVintage, colored malay chickens illustration. A pair of tall and stately birds, the male and female colored so differently. Pretty piece for framing. |
Dorking Chicken DrawingVintage, partially colored dorking chicken drawing from 1842. A pair of birds are shown on the open ground somewhat protected by grasses and a small bush. |
Game Fowl DrawingVintage game fowl drawing from a book that dates back to 1842. The male’s bright golden-orange feathers are striking; his other feathers are black. |
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Spanish Chickens DrawingOver 160 years old. Colored book plate of a cock and hen in this Spanish chickens drawing. Black with white faces, these birds are quite striking. |
Chicken ScratchIt looks like it was constructed a bit like the scene it depicts – chicken scratch. It was drawn by the prolific children’s book illustrator Walter Crane (1845–1915). |
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