All 471 of Audubon's original watercolours are reproduced in this book, with 95 given special full-page display accompanied by extensive ornithological and artistic information and analysis. The original watercolours, which frequently differ from the more usually seen engravings made from them, reveal Audubon's skill as an artist.
See Minniesland, N.Y. Hughes, Robert,346 hummingbirds, 199 Hunter, George, 175, 189-90 Hunter, John Dunn, 99 hunting, ... 41,43,61,62, 99,104,175, 219, 242,259,290 Jesup, Thomas S.,397 Johnson, Henry S., 238 Johnson, William Garrett, ...
In this unprecedented collection from The Library of America, Audubon the great nature writer takes his rightful place alongside Audubon the artist.
A study of Audobon's mammal paintings, based on his last expedition to the western United States in 1843. The text places his work in the context of his ornithological paintings...
Retraces Audubon's travels through North America in the early 1800s, and the authors' journal
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John James Audubon's The Birds of America stands as an unparalleled achievement in American art, a huge book that puts nature dramatically on the page.
Pittsburgh: Cramer, Spear and Eichbaum, 1814 (1966 Readex Microprint reprint). Dallett, Francis James. “Citizen Audubon: A Documentary Discovery,” The Princeton University Library Chronicle, vol. XXI, nos.
John James Audubon devoted his entire life to his great obsession: to capture in pencil and paint the birds of America. His work was unique, for he managed to not...
Birds were “the objects of my greatest delight,” wrote John James Audubon (1785–1851), founder of modern ornithology and one of the world’s greatest bird painters. His masterpiece, The Birds of...
Featuring the snowy egret, wild turkey, brown pelican, screech owl, and many others, this new collection gathers 130 select plates from Audubon's octavo edition. Includes an informative introduction to the artist and his work.