The Birds of America
By John James Audubon, 1785-1851
John James Audubon (1785-1851) published The Birds of America between 1827 and 1838: 435 hand-coloured plates, printed on Double Elephant Folio sheets so that every bird could be shown at life size.
On 26 August 1833 Victor Gifford Audubon sold a complete set to the Teylers Museum in Haarlem, which still keeps it. Heritage Prints makes its facsimiles from that set, at the size of the original sheet.
- Published
- 1827-1838
- Format
- Double Elephant Folio
- Sheet
- 26½ × 39¼ in, the most common size
- Original in
- Teylers Museum, Haarlem
- In our collection
- 435 of the 435 plates

All 435 prints

Raven
$725

Blue Jay
$475

Canada Warbler
$350

Chipping Sparrow
$350

Red-breasted Nuthatch
$350

Black Vulture, or Carrion Crow
$725

Canada Jay
$475

Fox-coloured Sparrow
$350

Savanna Finch
$350

Hooded Warbler
$350

Pileated Woodpecker
$725

Downy Woodpecker
$475

Blue-bird
$350

White-crowned Sparrow
$350

Wood Pewee
$350

Ferruginous Thrush
$725

Mississippi Kite
$475

Warbling Flycatcher
$350

Yellow-throated Vireo
$350

Pewit Flycatcher
$350

Snowy Owl
$725

Blue Grosbeak
$475

Black & Yellow Warblers
$350

Green Black-capt Flycatcher
$350

Brown-headed Nuthatch
$350

White-headed Eagle
$725

Rose-breasted Grosbeak
$475

Cat Bird
$350

Great Crested Flycatcher
$350

Yellow-winged Sparrow
$350

American Robin
$725

Three-toed Woodpecker
$475

Black-poll Warbler
$350

Hemlock Warbler
$350

Blackburnian Warber
$350

Meadow Lark
$725

Yellow-breasted Chat
$475

Connecticut Warber
$350

Field Sparrow
$350

Pine Creeping Warbler
$350

Goshawk
$725

American Sparrow Hawk
$475

Golden-crowned Thrush
$350

Small Green Crested Flycatcher
$350

Yellow Red-poll Warbler
$350

Fish Crow
$725

Night Hawk
$475

Pine Swamp Warbler
$350
The complete set
The Birds of America is also available as a complete set: every plate we hold, as a facsimile at the original size, with a title page, a contents page and a certificate, in a Solander box.
Limited to 50 sets. Price on request.
