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John James Audubon

United States of America · 1785–1851 · Naturalism, American Art · 901 artworks found
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John James Audubon
1785–1851
Born 1785 (Les Cayes)
Died 1851 (New York City)
Nationality United States of America
Epochs Naturalism, American Art
Genre animal painting, landscape
Profession botanist, painter, scientific illustrator, writer, photographer, draftsperson, graphic artist
Family
Father: Jean Audubon
Mother: Jeanne Rabine
Spouse: Lucy Green Bakewell Audubon
Child: John Woodhouse Audubon, Victor Gifford Audubon, Lucy Audubon, Rose Audubon
Teacher Alexander Wilson
Memberships Royal Society, American Philosophical Society, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Royal Society of Edinburgh
Notable works Wild Turkey Cock, Hen and Young (1826), Wild Turkey Cock, Hen, and Chicks (1828), Black Cocks (1828), Little Auk (1836), American Flamingo
Museums Smithsonian American Art Museum, Princeton University Art Museum, National Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institution, Metropolitan Museum of Art
John James Audubon

John James Audubon

    April 26, 1785   -   January 27, 1851

John James Audubton was a scientist and artist and made it his life's work to study and draw birds.

John observed and drew different kinds of birds when he was still young. By profession he was hunter, trader and taxidermist. However, his financial situation deteriorated so much that he had to go to prison in 1819 because of bankruptcy. When he was released, he was determined to catalogue all the bird species of North America. Financially, it was mainly his wife who took care of the family. So he traveled through America and searched for different kinds of birds. To paint them, he shot the birds with fine shotgun ammunition so that the body would remain as undamaged as possible. Then he fixed the dead bird with wires so that he could draw it as lifelike as possible.

Of the 1,000 drawings he made, he wanted to publish a book but at first he could not find a publisher. When he travelled to England, he quickly became known with his drawings and also found a printer. He called the book Birds of America and it was a great success. Later he wrote four more books.

In memory of John James Audubton, a place in Pennsylvania was named after him, as well as an institute, a cable-stayed bridge and several parks, municipalities and administrative units. In 2010, an edition of the book Birds of America sold for the equivalent of 8.72 million euros, making it the most expensive printed book of all time.

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John James Audubon
Columbia Jay, 1830 (hand-colored...
1830 | hand-colored etching and aquatint on Whatman paper

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John James Audubon
American White Pelican, 1836
1836 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
Magpie Jay, 1829 (wc, collage un...
1829 | watercolour, collage and graphite on paper

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John James Audubon
 
1834 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
Great Cinereous Owl, from "The B...
Undated | aquatint and engraving with hand-colouring

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John James Audubon
 
1838 | hand-coloured engraving with aquatint

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John James Audubon
 
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John James Audubon
The blue jay. From The Birds of ...
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John James Audubon
Greater Flamingo, 1838 (wc, egg ...
1838 | watercolour, egg white and graphite on paper

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John James Audubon
Roseate Spoonbill, 1836
1836 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
 
1838 | hand-coloured etching with aquatint engraving

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John James Audubon
Fork Tailed Petrel, Thalassidrom...
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John James Audubon
Great Egret, Casmerodius Albus, ...
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John James Audubon
American White Pelican, Pelecanu...
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John James Audubon
Plate 66 of Birds of Americaby J...
1827 | Unknown

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John James Audubon
 
1838 | hand-coloured engraving with aquatint

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John James Audubon
Great blue Heron, 1834
1834 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
Rose-breasted Grosbeak, 1832
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John James Audubon
Columbia Jay Garrulus ultramarin...
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John James Audubon
Barnacle Geese
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John James Audubon
Sandhill Crane, from 'Birds of A...
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1838 | hand-coloured engraving with aquatint

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John James Audubon
The loggerhead shrike. From The ...
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John James Audubon
Blue Crane or Heron, Ardea Coeru...
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John James Audubon
 
1838 | hand-coloured engraving with aquatint

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John James Audubon
 
1838 | hand-coloured engraving with aquatint

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John James Audubon
 
1838 | hand-coloured engraving with aquatint

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John James Audubon
 
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John James Audubon
 
1829 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
 
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John James Audubon
Gyrfalcon , Falco rusticolus, ha...
1827 | Unknown

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John James Audubon
Downy squirrel
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John James Audubon
 
1838 | hand-coloured engraving with aquatint

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John James Audubon
 
1838 | hand-coloured engraving with aquatint

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John James Audubon
 
1838 | hand-coloured engraving with aquatint

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John James Audubon
 
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John James Audubon
 
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John James Audubon
Great Esquimaux Curlew, 1835 (wc...
1835 | watercolour on paper

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John James Audubon
Black-Billed Darter, from 'Birds...
1836 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
Band Tailed Pigeon, Columba Fasc...
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John James Audubon
Boat-tailed Grackle, printed by ...
1861 | chromolithograph

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John James Audubon
Pin Tailed Duck, 1834 (wc on paper)
1834 | watercolour on paper

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John James Audubon
 
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John James Audubon
The yellow-breasted chat. From T...
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John James Audubon
English Black Cocks, 1828.
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John James Audubon
Black Skimmer or Shearwater, pri...
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John James Audubon
Hudsons Bay lemming
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John James Audubon
Brand Tailed Pigeon From Birds O...
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John James Audubon
The black-crested titmouse. From...
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John James Audubon
Black Skimmer or Shearwater, Rhi...
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John James Audubon
The swallow-tailed kite. From Th...
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John James Audubon
The black-billed cuckoo. From Th...
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John James Audubon
Arkansaw Flycatcher, Swallow-tai...
1837 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
 
1848 | hand-dyed and colored lithograph on wool paper

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John James Audubon
 
1848 | hand-coloured lithograph

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John James Audubon
Canis Lupus (Black America Wolf)
1848 | hand-coloured lithograph

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John James Audubon
The American Wild Turkey Cock
Undated | oil on canvas

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John James Audubon
Sharp-tailed Grous, 1837
1837 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
Fork Tailed Petrel From Birds of...
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John James Audubon
Black or Surf Duck, 1836 (wc on ...
1836 | watercolour on paper

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John James Audubon
Long-Tailed Duck, 1836 (wc on pa...
1836 | watercolour on paper

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John James Audubon
Black Skimmer, 1836
1836 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
The yellow-breasted chat. From T...
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John James Audubon
 
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John James Audubon
Long-Tailed Weasel, c. 1845.
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John James Audubon
American Ptarmigan, Tetrao Mutus...
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John James Audubon
Large-tailed spermophile
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John James Audubon
 
Undated | watercolor and gouache over graphite

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John James Audubon
Red-tailed squirrel
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John James Audubon
American black or silver fox
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John James Audubon
 
19th century | aquatint and engraving with hand-colouring

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John James Audubon
 
1836 | hand-coloured etching with aquatint engraving

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John James Audubon
The American goldfinch. From The...
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John James Audubon
Common American Swan, 1838 (wc o...
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John James Audubon
Great Tern, Sterna Hirundo, from...
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John James Audubon
 
1841 |

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John James Audubon
Long-tailed deer, 1847
1847 | colour lithograph

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John James Audubon
Wood Ibis, 1834
1834 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
Red Texan Wolf (Canis Lupus), 18...
1845 | hand-coloured lithograph

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John James Audubon
Eider Duck, Fuligula Mollissima,...
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John James Audubon
Black-tailed hare
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John James Audubon
The Summer Red Bird. From The Bi...
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John James Audubon
Barred Owl, from 'Birds of Ameri...
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John James Audubon
Common American Swan, 1838
1838 | coloured engraving

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John James Audubon
Hudsons Bay squirrel
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John James Audubon
Hen Harrier, Circus Cyaneus, fro...
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John James Audubon
 
Undated | watercolor and gouache over graphite

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John James Audubon
Eider Duck, printed by Julien Bi...
1861 | chromolithograph

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John James Audubon
Says squirrel
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John James Audubon
Black-billed cuckoo, 1822 (wc un...
1822 | watercolour and graphite on paper

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John James Audubon
Brant Goose, 1837 (wc on paper)
1837 | watercolour on paper

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John James Audubon
Chipping squirrel hackee
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John James Audubon
Ruffed Grouse,
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John James Audubon
 
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About the artist

John James Audubon
John James Audubon
1785–1851
Born1785 (Les Cayes)
Died1851 (New York City)
NationalityUnited States of America
EpochsNaturalism, American Art
Genreanimal painting, landscape
Professionbotanist, painter, scientific illustrator, writer, photographer, draftsperson, graphic artist
Family
Father: Jean Audubon
Mother: Jeanne Rabine
Spouse: Lucy Green Bakewell Audubon
Child: John Woodhouse Audubon, Victor Gifford Audubon, Lucy Audubon, Rose Audubon
TeacherAlexander Wilson
MembershipsRoyal Society, American Philosophical Society, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Royal Society of Edinburgh
Notable worksWild Turkey Cock, Hen and Young (1826), Wild Turkey Cock, Hen, and Chicks (1828), Black Cocks (1828), Little Auk (1836), American Flamingo
MuseumsSmithsonian American Art Museum, Princeton University Art Museum, National Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institution, Metropolitan Museum of Art

John James Audubton was a scientist and artist and made it his life's work to study and draw birds.

John observed and drew different kinds of birds when he was still young. By profession he was hunter, trader and taxidermist. However, his financial situation deteriorated so much that he had to go to prison in 1819 because of bankruptcy. When he was released, he was determined to catalogue all the bird species of North America. Financially, it was mainly his wife who took care of the family. So he traveled through America and searched for different kinds of birds. To paint them, he shot the birds with fine shotgun ammunition so that the body would remain as undamaged as possible. Then he fixed the dead bird with wires so that he could draw it as lifelike as possible.

Of the 1,000 drawings he made, he wanted to publish a book but at first he could not find a publisher. When he travelled to England, he quickly became known with his drawings and also found a printer. He called the book Birds of America and it was a great success. Later he wrote four more books.

In memory of John James Audubton, a place in Pennsylvania was named after him, as well as an institute, a cable-stayed bridge and several parks, municipalities and administrative units. In 2010, an edition of the book Birds of America sold for the equivalent of 8.72 million euros, making it the most expensive printed book of all time.



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