United States · April 26, 1785 – January 27, 1851Wikidata
John James Audubon
French-American ornithologist, naturalist, and painter (1785–1851)
Born in Les Cayes. Died in New York City.
A life in paintings
Born 178519 dated paintingsDied 1851
20 works
1 without a public image, listed last
- Purple GrackleJohn James Audubon1785–1851 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
- Black Bellied Darter or Snake Bird.John James Audubon1822
- Wild Turkey Cock, Hen and YoungJohn James Audubon1826 · Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
- Otter Caught in a TrapJohn James Audubon1826 · Victoria Gallery & Museum
- American TurkeyJohn James Audubon1826 · Victoria Gallery & Museum
- Hawk Attacking PartridgesJohn James Audubon1826 · Victoria Gallery & Museum
- Farmyard FowlsJohn James Audubonc. 1827 · National Gallery of Art
- Peregrine Falcons (Duck Hawks)John James Audubonc. 1827 · Cleveland Museum of Art
- Black CocksJohn James Audubon1828 · Harvard Art Museums
- Wild Turkey Cock, Hen, and ChicksJohn James Audubonc. 1828–1829 · Harvard Art Museums
- Osprey and WeakfishJohn James Audubon1829 · National Gallery of Art
- Ivory-billed Woodpeckersafter · Joseph Bartholomew Kidd and after John James Audubonc. 1830 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Orchard OrioleJoseph Bartholomew Kidd and John James Audubon1830–1832 · National Gallery of Art
- Yellow Warblerafter · Joseph Bartholomew Kidd and after John James Audubon1830–1833 · National Gallery of Art
- Black-Backed Three-Toed WoodpeckerJoseph Bartholomew Kidd and John James Audubon1831–1833 · National Gallery of Art