John James Audubon

John James Audubon was a Haitian Scientific Illustrator born on April 26, 1785. James Audubon contributed to the Enlightenment movement, worked in the United States and died on January 27, 1851. Get notified when John James Audubon's biography is complete:

Ernst Haeckel

The beautiful weirdness of nature

1834-1919

James Nasmyth

The inventor of the steam hammer maps the moon

1808-1890

Orra White Hitchcock

Of Love and Mushrooms

1796-1863

1701 1900

A pacifist paints lions and leopards

Edward Hicks

Guardian of the old ways

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres John James Audubon

Visionary promoter of photography

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Nudes teach you everything you need to know (to paint landscapes)

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John James Audubon

American Flamingo

Arctic Tern

Bonapartian Gull

Iceland, or Jer Falcon

Long-tailed, or Dusky Grous

Puffin

Snowy Owl

Summer Red Bird

Warbling Flycatcher