Lonnie Dye completed the life-sized carving of Blackburnian Warblers in 1997. He was the winner of the 1997 songbird carving competition at the Louisiana Wildfowl Festival. Lonnie Dye began carving birds in the late 1970's and has competed and judged at scores of carving competitions across the United States. Lonnie works and competes in both miniature and life-size categories, preferring active, aggressive songbirds and birds of prey.

This life-sized carving of Blackburnian Warblers sits 17" tall and is truly an amazing piece of art.

This original watercolor illustration appeared in the Ecotravellers’ Wildlife Guide (Alaska 2000, Ecuador 2000, Peru 2001) is signed by John Sill. John has worked as a freelance artist and illustrator since 1971. His art has been exhibited in highly acclaimed shows and appeared in a number of books and magazines. (20 1/2 x 25 1/2 complete frame size)

Roger Tory Peterson was an American naturalist, ornithologist, artist, and educator, and held to be one of the founding inspirations for the 20th-century environmental movement. His works of art are truly amazing.

Add this stunning framed and mounted print of Adelie Penguins to your art collection.

(18 x 21 complete frame size)

A collection of three framed small Audubon prints from the Estate of Lucie Wray Todd. As a lover of birds and Audubon, Lucie collected various pieces of artwork over the years. (11 x 14 complete frame sizes)

Ray Harm has been a nationally known wildlife artist since the 1960's. Add this stunning framed and mounted print of a American Redstart to your art collection. (19 x 22 complete frame size)

Enjoy two of David Todd's outstanding books, "The Texas Landscape Project: Nature and People" and "The Texas Legacy Project: Stories of Courage and Conservation" paired with a framed and mounted original drawing of a Blue Jay (15x12 complete frame size).

David Todd is the founder and executive director of the Conservation History Association of Texas, an Austin-based non-profit organization dedicated to environmental education. Along with his passion for conservation, David is a seasoned author and artist.

Stunning original painting of a Vermillion Flycatcher by Larry Haines. Larry' paintings of wildlife show the special love he has for the beauty of his South Texas home.

Larry's artwork has been on the covers of Marlin magazine and Game Coin, he has done illustrations for Field and Stream, Florida Sportsman, and Texas Fishing and Game, as well as featured in numerous magazines. (16 1/4 x 19 1/2 complete frame size)

Jesse Allen is an artist of astonishing intensity and power. Across his precise visual language he had found ways to express the beauty and cruelty, the passion and the harmony, of the life process itself. This unique piece is a framed and mounted original offset lithograph of two monkeys in a colorful scenery. (25 x 34 complete frame size)

The Garden Club of Houston and the River Oaks Garden Club teamed up to reproduced ten 9x12 Birds of America prints from the original 1825-1830 collection.

These unique vintage prints are gorgeous and would make a great addition to your art collection.

Great Northern Diver or Loon

From "The Birds of America" (Amsterdam Edition)

John James Audubon(1785-1851)

Image size (including text): 24 3/4 x 36 1/4 inches

Sheet size: 26 3/4 x 39 7/8 inches (approx..)

The renowned Dutch printing firm of NV Fotolitho Inrichting Drommel at Zandvoort undertook the task of printing a copy of the original Havell work using up to eight different colors using the extremely complex but highly accurate process of color photo-lithography. 

Unhappy with the commercially available papers, they turned to the traditional paper manufacturers G. Schut & Zonen (founded in 1625), who, using 100% unbleached cotton rags, were able to produce a wove paper of the highest quality, with each sheet bearing a watermark unique to the edition.

The publishers and their dedicated team completed their task late in 1972 and the results of these labors were affectionately known as the "Amsterdam Audubon." 250 copies were published and sold by subscription, with the plates available bound or unbound. Given all this careful preparation, it is not surprising that the prints have the look and feel of the original Havell edition. 

Goosander

From "The Birds of America" (Amsterdam Edition)

John James Audubon(1785-1851)

Image size (including text): 24 3/4 x 36 1/4 inches

Sheet size: 26 3/4 x 39 7/8 inches (approx.)

The renowned Dutch printing firm of NV Fotolitho Inrichting Drommel at Zandvoort undertook the task of printing a copy of the original Havell work using up to eight different colors using the extremely complex but highly accurate process of color photo-lithography. 

Unhappy with the commercially available papers, they turned to the traditional paper manufacturers G. Schut & Zonen (founded in 1625), who, using 100% unbleached cotton rags, were able to produce a wove paper of the highest quality, with each sheet bearing a watermark unique to the edition.

The publishers and their dedicated team completed their task late in 1972 and the results of these labors were affectionately known as the "Amsterdam Audubon." 250 copies were published and sold by subscription, with the plates available bound or unbound. Given all this careful preparation, it is not surprising that the prints have the look and feel of the original Havell edition.