Author: Joan Howard
Illustrator: Federico Castellon
Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap
Place of Publication: New York
Year: 1954
Binding: Hardcover
An engaging illustrated biography of John James Audubon, one of America's most celebrated naturalists, bird artists, and explorers. Written by Joan Howard and illustrated by Federico Castellon, this volume introduces readers to Audubon's remarkable life, adventures, artistic achievements, and dedication to studying North American bird life.
Part of the popular Signature Books series, this work follows Audubon from his youth through his travels, discoveries, and eventual recognition as one of the most important figures in natural history and wildlife illustration.
John James Audubon remains one of the most influential figures in American natural history. His monumental work, The Birds of America, transformed wildlife illustration and ornithological study. His observations and artwork continue to inspire bird enthusiasts, artists, historians, and conservationists around the world.
This biography provides an accessible introduction to Audubon's life and accomplishments while highlighting the challenges and adventures that shaped his career.
Good vintage condition. Hardcover with decorative publisher's binding and Signature Books emblem on front cover. Binding appears intact and pages are secure. Light shelf wear, rubbing, and handling wear consistent with age and use. Illustrated throughout. Please review all photographs carefully for complete condition details.
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