Birds of America Double-elephant folio Editions
Viviparous Quadruped Imperial Folio Editions
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
Audubon Bowen Octavo Pl. 99, Prairie Dog – Prairie Marmot Squirrel
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
The Quadrupeds Octavo Edition – Oppenheimer Edition
$300.00
Oppenheimer Editions fine art print; circa 2013
Born in 1785 in Les Cayes, Santo Domingo (Haiti) to a Creole mother and French father, Audubon spent the early years of his life in France and move to America at age 18. It was during this time that his appreciation for birds flourished and he developed a keen artistic acumen for rendering wildlife. It was not until 1819 when Audubon was married and the father of two sons, that he embraced the life of artist-naturalist and embarked on his venture through the backwoods of America with the intent of illustrating the avian life he encountered there.