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Plate 86 Black Warrior https://t.co/nZe4H4rrmr #johnjamesaudubon #naturalism
In 1807, Alexander Wilson approached the Library Company to subscribe to his American Ornithology, a 9-volume set. We signed up for 3 copies. The color plates inspired Audubon and are still stunningly beautiful. #ArchivesBookLove #ArchivesHashtagParty
Did some ranger woodlore sketches, so I hope you like it or not
#RangerWoodlore #artistsontwitter #art #disney #digitalart #j.AudubonWoodlore
For @bunny_wars
It's been a while I haven't post anything of buzzy today , well here you go.... enjoy
#drawing #art #buzzy #CraniumCommand #epcot #j.AudubonWoodlore #disney #rangerwoodlore #twitterart #ArtistOnTwitter #oc #digitalart
Las aves de América🐦
Huyendo de las guerras napoleónicas, el francés John James Audubon puso rumbo a América del Norte
Allí creó un sinfín de ilustraciones de aves locales, publicadas en Reino Unido en el libro «Las aves de América» (1827), que incluso muestra aves ya extintas
¡#HolaCiencia! El #picamaderos picomarfil o #carpintero real (Campephilus principalis), el pájaro que inspiró a #Loquillo o “pájaro loco”, ha sido oficialmente declarado extinto ☹️ • #FotoCiencia Ejemplar disecado, Loquillo 1940, ilustración John James Audubon, fotografía 1935
Back in 1836, naturalist John James Audubon (1785–1851) painted this magnificent American Pelican. This striking print is faithfully reproduced from the Devonshire Collection at @ChatsworthHouse.Explore the rest of John James Audubon's collection: https://t.co/vzoYDOJon3
@tonyjevans Have you seen John James Audubon @ArtistAudubon? Cheers, @andreitr
We're all rather fond of birds here at the National Library of Ireland... 🐦
One of our treasured items, 'The birds of #America' by John James Audubon, was printed between 1827 and 1838, and contains 435 life-size #watercolours of North American #birds!
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Plate 51. Red-tailed Hawk https://t.co/Dmo3HHPR21 #johnjamesaudubon #naturalism