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1/ in 1785 John James Audubon was born at Les Cayes, Santo Domingo, Haiti. An ornithologist, artist and naturalist, Audubon is most famous for 'The Birds of America (1827–1839)' which featured colour plates that depicted life size American birds.

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2020-04-26

AiC Art for the Day - Born Apr. 26: John James Audubon, American, (1785-1851), Birds of America, (1827-38). Happy Audubon Day!
https://t.co/HItMNiNLv1

https://t.co/eY22j99Czb

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2020-04-26

Birthday in the park: James John Audubon, 1785-1851, ornithologist, naturalist, painter.......https://t.co/HamsTKu0o1

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2020-04-26

『 オーデュボンの鳥 』。
次女にプレゼント🕊
オーデュボンは200年前の
アメリカ人画家・鳥類研究家。
美しい鳥たちが描かれています。
写真の図鑑より、鳥たちの表情が
つまびらか に観てとれる✨😊💕

https://t.co/17JRV1Q1sw


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2020-04-23

『 オーデュボンの鳥 』。
次女にプレゼント🕊
オーデュボンは200年前の
アメリカ人画家・鳥類研究家。
美しい鳥たちが描かれています。
写真の図鑑より、鳥たちの表情が
つまびらか に観てとれる✨😊💕

https://t.co/qesLuv3PLz


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2020-04-23

Nothing says like a pair of bears🐻+🐻
Amazingly detailed from "#Audubon's Last Wilderness Journey". Inspect the glorious detail of these mesmerising masterpieces up close, safe on your sofa. 🛋
https://t.co/9kdX4wjGiy

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2020-04-22

Read the story of John James Audubon and the natural history book that would go on to sell for £7.3 million. Audubon struck up an unlikely friendship with Thomas Bewick during a visit to Newcastle in April 1827. Fantastic blog by our Librarian Ian Bower https://t.co/FF3MifnzjD

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2020-04-16

Illustrations from The Birds of America (1840-44) by John James Audubon (USA, 1785-1851).

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2020-04-12

Perhaps the most remarkable extinction was that of the Passenger pigeon. This was once the most abundant bird in N. America, numbering >3 billion.

Here it's shown in Audubon's Birds of America. Martha, the last specimen, died in Cincinnati Zoo in 1914.
https://t.co/t4DTwk2JOE

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2020-04-08

Today, 8 April, is Draw a Bird Day ().

To inspire here are some images from Paisley Museum collections, so be like Alexander Wilson, John James Audubon or be inspired by something more local.

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2020-04-08

JJ Audubon also painted burrows?! on his Great Egret!

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2020-03-30

I have been reading JJ Audubon's biography ..and I wondered if he ever painted a sure did! see the burrowing cray on the White Ibis print !! Now here is a challenge for you crayfish taxonomists! What species is it!??

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2020-03-30

Audubon is supposed to be the inspiration for this. I started doing detailed feathers and quickly decided that wasn't my thing. So I put some textures in and I'm calling it done.

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2020-03-16

Coming up Sun, March 8: Pop-Up Art: Feathered Faces! Join us at noon to get in touch with your wild side! Take inspiration from the feathers, beaks, & claws on view in John James Audubon’s Birds of America folios & create a unique bird mask of your own. Free; no ticket required.

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2020-02-27

The Asheville Art Museum showcases Audubon alongside contemporary art https://t.co/ji9bsg4IU1

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2020-02-24

🎂 to Winslow Homer, born in 1836. Homer is well known for his depictions of coastal New England. This work was inspired in part by the illustrations of the ornithologist John James Audubon.

Winslow Homer, Right and Left, 1909, oil on canvas. Collection of .

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2020-02-24

The whip-poor-will from John James Audubon’s “Birds of America” (1827-38)

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2020-02-22