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The Birds of America The Bien Choromolithographic Edition

Art / Photobook
By: John James Audubon(Illustrator), Joel Oppenheimer(Author)
256 pages, 150 colour illustrations, in slipcase
The Birds of America
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John James Audubon’s Birds of America has been reproduced often, beginning with the double elephant folio printed in England by Havill. After Audubon’s death, his family arranged with the New York printer Julius Bien to produce another elephant folio edition, this time by the new chromolithographic process. It was to be sold by subscription but the venture, begun in 1858, was brought to an end by the American Civil War. Only 150 plates were produced and the number remaining today is slight; they are among the rarest and most sought after Audubon prints.

Bound in cloth with a full cloth slipcase, this beautifully produced book is the first complete reproduction of Bien chromolithographs and will become the centrepiece of any bird lover’s library.

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Art / Photobook
By: John James Audubon(Illustrator), Joel Oppenheimer(Author)
256 pages, 150 colour illustrations, in slipcase
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