Showing 18 artworks with John James Audubon and with artwork date before 1827 and with artwork date after 1817
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John James Audubon
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-1827
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1817+
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- John James Audubon
- Detailed Bird Drawing
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- John James Audubon Art
- North American Birds
- Natural History Art
- Ivory-Billed Bird
- Audubon’S Red Hawk
- 1827 Artwork
- Botanical Illustration
- Detailed Bird Painting
- Detailed Painting
- 19Th Century Art
- 19Th Century Ornithology
- American Art Reproductions
- Fine Art Reproduction
- Landscape Art
- Audubon Ornithology
- Naturalistic Illustration
- Vintage Bird Art
- Pen And Ink Wildlife
- Oil Painting Wildlife
- Louisiana Wildlife Art
- Audubon Society
- Realistic Painting
- Natural History Decor
- Bird Art Print
- Ornithology
- Ornithological Illustration
- Audubon Woodpecker
- Bird Painting 1826
- Birdwatching Art
- Art Print For Living Room
- Audubon Wild Turkey
- Crane Painting Art
- Scientific Illustration
- Vintage Bird Artwork
- Brown Red Cream Colors
- Wall Decor Turkey Art
- Fine Art Gift Idea
- Brown And White Art
- Audubon Birds Of America
- Tranquil Scene
- 19Th Century Wildlife
- Home Wall Art Turkey
- Extinct Bird Artwork
- Earthy Color Palette
- Red Tailed Hawk 1821
- American Stork
- Predator Prey Artwork
Admire John James Audubon’s iconic American Stork watercolor masterpiece – meticulously crafted in 1827 and now residing at the National Audubon Society. Explore its stunning realism and serene landscape setting.
John James Audubon’s stunning 1826 painting of a wild turkey, Vulgo, captures the majestic beauty of nature with intricate detail and vibrant colors – explore this iconic ornithological artwork and its hand-painted reproduction available at ArtsDot.
Magnificent hand-painted reproduction of Audubon’s ‘Ivory-billed Woodpecker.’ A study for Havell plate 66, capturing John James Audubon's iconic style. Own a piece of ornithological history!
Admire John James Audubon’s ‘Whooping Crane late,’ a meticulously detailed 1821 oil painting of an extinct bird. Explore this scientific illustration's beauty & historical significance.
Admire Audubon’s ‘Red Tailed Hawk’! This 1821 Louisiana painting showcases stunning naturalism & dramatic predator-prey action. A rare piece by a master ornithologist – explore now!