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Birds!

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Perching Birds

Shorebirds

Dinner Birds

Water Birds

Shore/ Ocean Birds

Predatory Birds

Open Ocean Birds

Flightless Birds

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John James Audubon

(1785-1851)

Watercolor and ink on paper

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Audubon’s Birds of America: A collection of 435 life-size hand-tinted copper-plate etchings. (The book had images of every known bird in America at the time.)

(1820s-1830’s)

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Barn Owls

Aquatint and engraving with watercolor additions (1833)

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Golden Eagle

Aquatint and engraving with watercolor additions (1833)

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White Gerfalcons

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Brown Pelican, 1827-1838

(Engraving made in England after Audubon’s original watercolor.)

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Ivory Billed Woodpecker

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Oil on canvas, 1830-31

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Ito Jakuchu18th Century Japanese

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Chickens, 1761-1765

Chickens were bred for their decorative plumage in Japan. These chickens are fanciful composites of different breeds—at variance with Jakuchu’s usual fidelity to exacting morphological description.

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Plum Blossoms and Cranes, 1761-1765

(Cranes symbolize longevity in Japanese culture.)

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Golden Pheasants in Snow, 1761-65

(Pheasants symbolize scholarly pursuits, among other things.)

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Maple Tree and Small Birds, 1765-66

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Mandarin Ducks in the Snow, 1759

(Mandarin ducks served as symbols of marital harmony in Japanese culture.)

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Kathryn Spence (Contemporary American)

Burrowing Owls

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Kathryn Spence

(Great Horned Owl)

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Kathryn Spence

(American Kestrel)

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Maurizio Cattelan’s Pigeon sculptures at the Rubell Collection in Miami

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Student work: pen and ink and brush and ink

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Student work:Pen, brush, ink and Prismacolor

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Student work:Pen, brush, ink and Prismacolor

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Student work:Prismacolor

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Student work: Graphite

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Student work:Graphite and Prismacolor

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Student work: pen and ink and brush and ink

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Student work:charcoal

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Ok—let’s draw the specimens!