Carolina Parakeets, Audubon poster

This poster depicts John James Audubon's illustration of Carolina Parakeets, a now-extinct species native to North America. The image showcases seven vibrant parakeets perched on branches with catkins, demonstrating Audubon's renowned attention to detail and lifelike portrayal of birds. The parakeets are rendered in rich greens with bright yellow heads and reddish-orange facial features, capturing their distinctive coloration. Their dynamic poses - some in flight, others clinging to branches - create a lively, naturalistic scene. This illustration exemplifies Audubon's artistic skill in combining scientific accuracy with aesthetic appeal, making it a poignant representation of a lost species and a classic example of ornithological art from his seminal work "The Birds of America."

• Thick, matte, museum-quality paper (230 gr.)

• Printing from ultra High-Definition images

• Free worldwide shipping in a protective cardboard tube.

• Restored colors faithful to the original works

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Jean-Jacques Audubon, born April 26, 1785 in Cayes and died January 27, 1851 in New York, was an American ornithologist, naturalist and painter of French origin, naturalized in 1812, considered the first ornithologist of the New World.

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