T-Shirt Tuesday: Audubon's Turkey Vultures Tee
Today's featured shirt features an image by the most famous ornithological artist of all time, John James Audubon. This is his painting of Turkey Vultures.
Historic Bird Illustrations
Fine reproductions of classic bird art by legendary artists including John James Audubon, Allan Brooks, Louis Agassiz Fuertes, and others. Find gifts featuring these iconic historic images as well as posters and canvas prints.
Audubon's Brown Pelican - A beautiful Brown Pelican is featured in this reproduced art painting by John James Audubon. The bird was painted life-sized for Audubon's masterwork Birds...
The Goldfinch by Carel Fabritius - Featured recently in a Pulitzer-Prize winning novel, here is The Goldfinch (1654).
Audubon's "Extra" Warbler - This is a fine reproduction of a very unusual painting by famed ornithological artist John James Audubon. The original name of this work is...
Audubon's Barred Owl - This is John James Audubon's beautiful painting of a Barred Owl. In this dynamic life-like image, the bird has wings spread and beak open...
Audubon's Blue Jays - This image is a painting by John James Audubon of three Blue Jays, completed some time in the early 1830s. The three birds are...
Audubon's Ivory-billed Woodpecker - This is a fine reproduction of a painting by famed ornithological artist John James Audubon. Three Ivory-billed Woodpeckers hunt for bugs on a tree...
Audubon's Loggerhead Shrike - This is a fine reproduction of a painting by famed ornithological artist John James Audubon. A pair of Loggerhead Shrikes (male and female) fight...
Audubon's Magnolia Warbler - This is a fine art reproduction of a work by American ornithological artist and pioneer John James Audubon. The work features a male and...
Audubon's Mourning Dove - This is a fine reproduction of a painting by famed American ornithological artist and pioneer John James Audubon. Four Mourning Doves are painted this...
Audubon's Snowy Owls - Find awesome gifts featuring John James Audubon's historic illustration of Snowy Owls. Two adult birds are featured in this vintage art....
Brooks' American Robins - This is a beautiful, rich reproduction of a painting by Canadian artist and ornithologist Allan Brooks. The lifelike work features two American Robins --...
Brooks' Gray Jay In Pine - This rich illustration of a Gray Jay is by Canadian ornithologist and artist Allan Brooks. The jay is perched on an evergreen bough. This...
Brooks' Steller's Jay - This bold and vibrant reproduced painting of a Steller's Jay is by famous Canadian bird artist and ornithologist Allan Brooks. This classic bird art...
Brooks' Western Scrub-jay - This colorful reproduction is of an original painting by Canadian artist and ornithologist Allan Brooks. The vibrant image is of a Western Scrub-Jay on...
Fuertes' Chestnut-backed Chickadee - Two acrobatic Chestnut-backed Chickadees are featured in this work by bird artist Louis Agassiz Fuertes. The original painting was created in the early 1900's....
Weber's Plovers & Turnstones - This fine shore-scene illustration of a Golden Plover and Ruddy Turnstone on the beach is by Chicago artist Walter A. Weber. The hues in...
Winter is for Ducks! American Wigeons by Audubon Poster Print
For a lot of birders in the United States, winter is one of the best times to go looking for ducks. It’s Weird Duck Time! This is the season when waterfowl lovers get the chance to spot species that are otherwise elusive—ducks that breed in the...
Bird Art Lined Notebook Journals for Back to School
Themed journals like these bird art notebooks are a great way to bring along your passion (birds or birdwatching) as you take class notes or do homework. These notebooks all feature notable fine art of birds by famous artists. Keep your field notes in a bird-themed journal, or take...
T-Shirt Tuesday: Audubon's Carolina Parakeets Top
The Carolina Parakeet was once the only native parrot once found in parts of the United States. The range covered the eastern states into the Midwest and plains states. The Carolina Parakeet went extinct in 1918.