John James Audubon (1785-1851) was the world-famous French-American ornithologist and wildlife artist particularly noted for his seminal “Birds of America,” a collection of 435 life-size prints.

Audubon followed up with a smaller – and more affordable – series that would include more birds, most of them newly discovered in the Western U.S. Prints in the Royal Octavo Edition were made ...

Fagan should know, for in the course of the 14 years he has worked at Neal Auction, the company has sold millions of dollars’ worth of Audubon prints and has earned international recognition as ...

On Aug. 22, the New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks! will say goodbye to 31 John James Audubon prints featuring species of birds that are currently declining or extinct and hello to 31 all new prints.

Union College has an extra-large and rare set of Audubon prints, known as a "double elephant folio" edition. Those 435 bound and hand-colored etchings are valued in excess of $1 million.

This week on Something Wild we further demonstrate that nature is everywhere…by going inside. We’re at the Currier Museum of Art looking at an exhibit of prints by John James Audubon from ...

Complete set in perfect condition The prints are in near perfect condition and while individual prints of Audubon’s Birds of North America are available, it is much rarer to come across a complete set ...

Larkin's work was easier. She basically prepared the 24 Audubon prints that Kibbee had selected for the exhibition, cutting new matts and re-hinging 13 of them. The other 11 were already matted.

MOLINE -- More than 90 John James Audubon prints obtained by the Charles Deere family in the 1800s will be displayed on a rotating basis at the Moline Public Library over the next seven to eight ...