John James Audubon was an American artist and naturalist best known for his detailed paintings of North American birds. Audubon’s color-plate book The Birds of America (1827–1839), is widely acclaimed ...

The reason, of course, is John James Audubon ... ably explored by naturalist Kenn Kaufman in his new book, “The Birds That ...

the huge and beautifully rendered prints of birds made early in the century by John James Audubon. Young Louis began drawing birds. His parents, perceiving that it was unlikely that their son ...

In addition, his friend John James Audubon, the noted ornithologist and ... Francis Parkman continued to conduct historical research and write books. He was fascinated by the conflicts between ...

Surprise, our heroes are human. Experts offer help on separating art from artist, and not getting trapped when big names come ...

In the book’s foreword you say ... Blas, an angry young rasquache (poor)birder in the story has choice words for John James Audubon of yesteryear, and that’s because he knows how left ...

Typically described as a canny land speculator, Allen emerges as a much more complex figure from the account of historian J.

These intricate and detailed paintings are often included in books that promote awareness of the species ... in conservation and taxonomy are comparable to those of John James Audubon. “I’m less ...

In the late 50s and early 60s, venture capital was still called adventure capital—and in Sam’s booths, IVP founder Reid ...

(Credit: John James Audubon / Public ... or seem to be heading in that direction,” observed the study’s co-author, natural historian Eliot Miller, who was a postdoctoral researcher ...

Details: Join Ormond Strong for a 9/11 memorial ceremony and remembrance walk, to take place underneath the Granada Bridge ...

Sea snails offer the first clue that something is going terribly wrong in the fictional town of Baywood, California. But not ...