Prospectus for Audubon's monumental Birds of America (1826-1838) which featured life-sized portraits of all 489 of the then known species in North America. The first ten plates of the work were issued by William H. Lizars before his colorists went on strike, forcing Audubon to engage the firm of Robert Havell to complete the work. This prospectus was sent by Audubon to Thomas Sully, a Philadelphia artist who had given him oil painting lessons. This prospectus is one of six versions known to have been published for Birds of America.
Other Descriptive Information: Goodman 214
Subject(s): Birds -- North America
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audio:9115; APSdigrec_0568; Series: 02; Recording Number: 10; Program Number: 02
Description
A story of a race held by birds in which the crane was the winner.; Originally recorded on wire recorder in 1948 and transferred to reel-to-reel tape in 1949.