John Audubon was the son of a French Naval Captain and a French girl who worked for Captain Audubon. Audubon's mother died within a short time after his birth so Audubon's father took him back to France as a young child where he was adopted by Captain Audubon and his legal wife.
As a teenager, Captain Audubon sent his son to manage his plantation near Philadelphia. It was here that Audubon met and married his wife, Lucy. During his early married years he was unsuccessful in business and attained fame as an artist only after many troubled years. Audubon succeeded only because he went to England where his work was appreciated and subscribers made possible the long publication of his 435 prints. After being successful with the birds, Audubon turned to another subject and undertook to publish the animals of America. Few men of his age enjoyed the travels of Audubon. He spent days and weeks in the woods studying birds and animals; and his spectacular drawings were scenes he actually witnessed. He traveled to Paris to sell his book and never accepted an offer for a single print, always insisting that the book be sold intact. This is one reason his prints are so rare today.

We are a very large Liquidator of Decorator Art Prints with millions of prints in stock. We have a huge inventory of Art Prints by John James Audubon (American 1785-1851) .These are all new prints, we are putting them in packages and blowing them out at a very low below wholesale price.

The Original Paintings of these prints are in the NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART, Washington, D. C.

These are all new prints on a high quality 80 lb Cover Stock paper, direct from the Original Publisher. The retail prices of each print is $35 and you can see these very same prints offered on most of the web sites selling art.

We guarantee you will be satisfied or we will let you return them all for a full refund. Should we run out of an image and not change this page soon enough, we will replace it with an equal or greater value copy

This package has a retail value of over $210.

If you are a large buyer of prints or have a question contact us at 931-766-7953 (afternoons or early evening is best) or email us at jewelriverart@yahoo.com

All prints are printed on 23 x 30 cream paper. Measurements do not include Decorative Text

The Titles and image sizes are : EIDER DUCK 15 1/4 X 24, HAIRY WOODPECKER 24 X 16 1/4, RUFF - NECKED HUMMINGBIRD 24 X 14 3/4, GOLDEN EYED DUCK 16 X 24, AMERICAN AVOCET 16 X 24, AMERICAN ROBIN 24 X 17