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Red Shouldered Hawk (No. 12), John James Audubon American, born Haiti, Print
Red Shouldered Hawk (No. 12)
John James Audubon
1829
Black Warrior (No. 18), John James Audubon American, born Haiti, Print
Black Warrior (No. 18)
John James Audubon
1830
Goshawk, Stanley Hawk (No. 29), John James Audubon American, born Haiti, Print
Goshawk, Stanley Hawk (No. 29)
John James Audubon
1830
The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, vol. II, John James Audubon American, born Haiti, Illustrations: hand-colored lithographs
The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, vol. II
Multiple artists/makers
1851
The Birds of America from Drawings Made in the United States, John James Audubon American, born Haiti, Illustrations: hand-colored lithographs
The Birds of America from Drawings Made in the United States
Multiple artists/makers
1842
The Birds of America from Drawings Made in the United States, John James Audubon American, born Haiti, Illustrations: hand-colored lithographs
The Birds of America from Drawings Made in the United States
Multiple artists/makers
1840–44
Allegories of Wisdom and Truth Leading the Infant Arts to America, John James Barralet Irish, Pen and ink, brush and wash
Allegories of Wisdom and Truth Leading the Infant Arts to America
John James Barralet
after 1796
Apotheosis of Washington, John James Barralet Irish, Engraving and etching
Apotheosis of Washington
John James Barralet
Gilbert Stuart
1800–1802
Ivory-billed Woodpeckers, Joseph Bartholomew Kidd American, Oil on canvas, American
Ivory-billed Woodpeckers
Joseph Bartholomew Kidd
John James Audubon
ca. 1830–31
The Theory and Practise of Gardening...Done from the French Original Printed at Paris anno 1709..
Multiple artists/makers
1712
Fainasollis, Borbar and Fingal (The Poems of Ossian)
John James Barralet
James Parker
1783
Field Book of Western Wild Flowers, with five hundred illustrations in black and white, and forty-eight plates in color drawn from nature by the author, Margaret Neilson Armstrong American
Field Book of Western Wild Flowers, with five hundred illustrations in black and white, and forty-eight plates in color drawn from nature by the author
Multiple artists/makers
1915
Field Book of Western Wild Flowers, with five hundred illustrations in black and white, and forty-eight plates in color drawn from nature by the author, Margaret Neilson Armstrong American
Field Book of Western Wild Flowers, with five hundred illustrations in black and white, and forty-eight plates in color drawn from nature by the author
Multiple artists/makers
1915
The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, vol. I
Multiple artists/makers
1846
The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, vol. III
Multiple artists/makers
1854
The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, vols. I-III
Multiple artists/makers
1846–54
The Birds of America, From Drawings Made in the United States and Their Territories
Multiple artists/makers
1840–44
The Quadrupeds of North America
Multiple artists/makers
1849–54
The Birds of America from Drawings Made in the United States
Multiple artists/makers
1843
The Spirited Behaviour of Margaret of Anjou, Wife of Henry the 6th King of England, to the Robber When Attacked in a Wood
Multiple artists/makers
1780
Brown Pelican. Pelicanus fuscus [current name: Brown Pelican. Pelecanus occidentalis], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate CCCCXXI
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
1838
Bird of Washington or Great American Sea Eagle. Falco Washingtoniensis [current name: Bald Eagle. Haliaeetus leucocephalus], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate XI
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
1827
Brasilian Caracara Eagle. Polyborus vulgaris [current name: Crested Caracara. Caracara plancus], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate CLXI
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
1833
Winter Hawk. Falco hyemalis [current name: Red-shouldered Hawk. Buteo lineatus], printlng plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate LXXI
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
1829
Common Buzzard. Buteo vulgaris [current name: Swainson's Hawk. Buteo swainsoni], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate CCCLXXII
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
[1837]
Yellow-billed Cuckoo. Coccyzus americanus, printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate II
Multiple artists/makers
1829
Canada Jay. Corus Canadensis [current name: Gray Jay. Perisoreus canadensis], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate CVII
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
1831
Blue Jay. Corvus cristatus [current name: Blue Jay. Cyanocitta cristata], printing plate for "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate CII
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
1827–38
Launch of the Steam Frigate, Fulton the First, at New York, 29 October, 1814 (150 feet long and 57 feet wide, will mount 30 long 32 pounders, and two 100 pounders (Columbiards))
Multiple artists/makers
1819
White Throated Sparrow. Fringilla Pennsylvanica [current name: White-throated Sparrow. Zonotrichia albicollis], from "The Birds of America," 1827–38, plate VIII
Multiple artists/makers
1827
Launch of the Steam Frigate, Fulton the First, at New York, 29 October, 1814
Multiple artists/makers
1819
The Death of Richard III
John James Barralet
Francis Chesham
May 1, 1777
The Death of William Rufus
John James Barralet
Francis Chesham
October 1, 1777
Cat Bird. Turdus felivox [current name: Gray Catbird. Dumetella carolinensis], from "The Birds of America," plate CXXVIII
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
1827–38
Chipping Sparrow. Fringilla socialis [current name: Chipping Sparrow. Spizella passerina], from "The Birds of America," plate CIV
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
ca. 1830
Song Sparrow. Fringilla melodia [current name: Song Sparrow. Melospiza melodia], from "The Birds of America," plate 25 [later XXV]
Multiple artists/makers
1827–38
Bay-breasted Warbler. Setophaga castanea [current name: Bay-breasted Warbler. Dendroica castanea], from "The Birds of America," plate 69 [later LXIX]
Multiple artists/makers
1829
Whip-Poor-Will. Caprimulgus vociferus [current name: Eastern Whip-poor-will. Caprimulgus vociferus], from "The Birds of America," plate 82 [later LXXXII]
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
1830
Solitary Flycatcher. Vireo solitarius [current name: Blue-headed Vireo. Vireo solitarius], from "The Birds of America," plate 28 [later XXVIII]
Multiple artists/makers
1827–38
Traill's Flycatcher. Muscicapa trailii [current name: Willow Flycatcher. Empidonax traillii], from "The Birds of America," plate 45 [later XLV]
Multiple artists/makers
1828
Hermit Thrush. Catharus guttatus [current name: Hermit Thrush. Turdus solitarius], from "The Birds of America," plate 58 [later LVIII]
Multiple artists/makers
1829
Marsh Wren. Troglodytes palustris [current name: Marsh Wren. Cistothorus palustris], from "The Birds of America," plate 98 [misnumbered, should be 100] [later C]
John James Audubon
Robert Havell Jr.
1830