Audubon carolina pigeon

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Summary[edit] Artist: John James Audubon (1785–1851) . . Alternative names: Birth name: Jean-Jacques-Fougère Audubon. Description: American ornithologist, naturalist, hunter and painter. Date of birth/death: 26 April 1785 27 January 1851 . Location of birth/death: Les Cayes (Haiti) New York City. Work location: Louisville, New Orleans, New York City, Florida. Authority control: : Q182882 VIAF: 14765625 ISNI: 0000 0001 1040 5229 ULAN: 500016578 LCCN: n79018677 NLA: 35010139 MusicBrainz: 97f00d4c-7a3a-4b7a-b894-581f26cf2213 Botanist: Audubon WGA: AUDUBON, John James Open Library: OL21824A GND: 11865098X SELIBR: 208860 SUDOC: 027539598 BNF: 118895048 NDL: 00462545 BIBSYS: 4062405 NKC: jn20000600499 BNE: XX1267423 NLP: A31382319 RKD: 2919 NLI: 000610516 Koninklijke: 069229988 NLK: KAC199632684 WorldCat. artist QS:P170,Q182882 William Home Lizars (1788–1859) . Alternative names: Lizars. Description: British painter and engraver[1]. Date of birth/death: 4 May 1788 30 March 1859 . Location of birth/death: Edinburgh Jedburgh. Work location: Edinburgh . Authority control: : Q1616131 VIAF: 284919 ISNI: 0000 0000 7367 383X ULAN: 500030357 LCCN: n83232733 NLA: 36078734 Open Library: OL5944858A Oxford Dict.: 16815 GND: 12377022X SUDOC: 092762956 BNF: 15328432f BNE: XX5446732 RKD: 50446 Koninklijke: 356381153 WorldCat. artist QS:P170,Q1616131. Description: Zenaida macroura carolinensis, on a flowering bush of Stuartia malacodendron. Plate 17 from Volume IV, Audubon's Birds of America. Pictured are Carolina Pigeons [Mourning Dove subspecies]. Date: 1825date QS:P571,+1825-00-00T00:00:00Z/9. Medium: hand-colored engraving on paper. Dimensions: 39.6 × 26.2 in (100.6 × 66.6 cm). Accession number: 7.86. Notes: John James Audubon, artist (1785-1851) William Home Lizars, engraver (1788-1859) John James Audubon became one of the finest artist/naturalists of the world. He earned his reputation with the large folio-sized publication, Birds of America. This print was the first image in the book, extraordinary for its detail and sense of life. Source/Photographer: see above. Other versions: .