Flamingo Poster - John James Audubon

"American Flamingo" by John James Audubon

John James Audubon, a celebrated naturalist and painter, is best known for his monumental work, The Birds of America (1827–1838), a collection of life-sized illustrations of North American bird species. Among these remarkable illustrations is the American Flamingo, also referred to as the "Pink Flamingo."

A Masterpiece of Art and Science

Audubon’s American Flamingo captures the grace and elegance of this striking bird. The flamingo is depicted in a vivid coral-pink hue, bent gracefully as it feeds, showcasing its distinctive long neck and slender legs. Audubon’s attention to detail is unmatched; the bird’s feathers, delicate yet bold, and the serene aquatic background highlight his dedication to accurately portraying his subjects in their natural habitats.

This illustration not only celebrates the aesthetic beauty of the flamingo but also serves as a scientific record, reflecting Audubon’s deep commitment to ornithology. The pose of the flamingo, slightly unconventional yet natural, conveys both the bird’s unique anatomy and its interaction with the environment, a hallmark of Audubon’s style.

About our prints:

• 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

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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