Book Description
For the first time, this special edition combines excerpts from John J. Audubon's vivid and witty descriptions with 97 full-color plates of the birds of the Northeast, creating a guide that Audubon might have published himself. In his own distinctive voice, Audubon casts light on his inspiration, exuberance, and deep love for birds and nature. Audubon’s observations take us into the field with him and "see" the birds as he did.
In this first in a series of regional guides, editor Julien Tavener takes Audubon out of the confinement of museums and galleries, and places him back in the fields and forests he loved.
Perfect for any Audubon enthusiast or birder, this personal field guide portrays a unique insight into what Audubon saw, both through his art and his eloquent writings.
About the author
Julien Tavener has specialized in the life and work of John James Audubon since 1978. He is the owner of the Audubon Masterpiece Collection Publishing and the Haley & Steele Gallery in Boston, Massachusetts.
