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    KoishiiKitty
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      #810211
      KoishiiKitty
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        I found these in an old book that was given to me. They were in an envelope that looked original and aged..but I have no idea what compony/artist made these prints! Do they look familier to any one??? The details are really impressive and they are on thin glossy paper.
        The lady that gave them to me was in her 90’s when she died.

        EDIT: Fixed.

        #810212
        twindragonsmum
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          They remind me of the work that John James Audubon did – like these…

          Hope it helps!

          twindragonsmum 😀

          tdm

          #810213
          PurpleTurtle
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            That was what i was thinking to….
            Very pretty.

            #810214
            KoishiiKitty
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              Ooooooo! I think you have him. Those match right up. looks like he had a long history with wild life art. That really just makes these so much more interesting now!

              #810215
              bayoudragon
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                Yep, those are indeed Audubon’s. Another great artist to look up is Basil Ede. 🙂

                #810216
                Jennifer
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                  Audubon is probably THE most famous bird artist to date. He has a very strange and interesting story of wildlife art and conservation. Worth looking up.
                  http://www.minniesland.com/print_room_folio_birds_NYHS.htm

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                  #810217

                  His artwork is beautiful; so are the prints. Congrats on the find, Koishii.

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