John James Audubon the Bird Artist and Naturalist
John James Audubon shaped wildlife art by drawing birds in their habitats. He used lifelike methods, once shooting up to a hundred birds daily for models. Born in 1785 and dying in 1851, he spent much of his career in America, became a proponent of wildlife protection.
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