In the extensive publications about John James Audubon (Fig. 1), the artist-naturalist who was America’s first great watercolorist, his art has not received the same attention as his dramatic life ...

The reason, of course, is John James Audubon, whose “Birds of America” project, published from 1827 to 1838, catalogued more ...

96.7 x 63.5 cm. (38.1 x 25 in.) ...

The Lane County Audubon Society has decided to change its name and they’re soliciting the public for replacement suggestions. John James Audubon was a self-trained artist whose illustrations ...

A traveling exhibition migrating to St. Petersburg tells the story of famous naturalist John James Audubon and the creation ...

but it's named after well-known ornithologist John James Audubon, who visited the Keys in 1832. Twenty-eight of his works can be found in the house. While you're here, take a look at the house's ...

“When you recognize John James Audubon’s environmental legacy ... We needed to have our name promote our work: bird conservation that includes everyone.” This is especially true in cities ...

As a boy, he attended school in John James Audubon's mansion in Assigning ... After the expedition, Grinnell went on to work for fair and reasonable treaties with Native American tribes, and ...

Bright, beautiful birds of Florida greeted John James Audubon on his trek through Florida, and many of the creatures he saw firsthand ― some of which are extinct ― will be displayed through ...

Skinner started writing about Bachman’s warbler as part of a project called “Delisted 2023.” A group of poets, organized by writer and attorney Jennifer Collins, were each assigned a species that had ...

John James Audubon was an American artist and naturalist best known ... He died on January 27, 1851 in New York, NY. Today, the artist’s works are held in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, ...