Audubon Birds Coloring - Gray, Peter
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Using a number of the magnificent images produced by John James Audubon for his Birds of America, this coloring set gives users the chance to practice their coloring skills in a 64-page book containing 30 images before completing a series of 6 separate artworks that can be framed and used to decorate the home or offered as gifts to family and friends. Also included are 10 coloring pencils, so that all the budding artist has to do is find a comfortable place to sit and enjoy this rewarding pastime. With a range of birds shown - from small garden birds to larger, more exotic species - this…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Using a number of the magnificent images produced by John James Audubon for his Birds of America, this coloring set gives users the chance to practice their coloring skills in a 64-page book containing 30 images before completing a series of 6 separate artworks that can be framed and used to decorate the home or offered as gifts to family and friends. Also included are 10 coloring pencils, so that all the budding artist has to do is find a comfortable place to sit and enjoy this rewarding pastime. With a range of birds shown - from small garden birds to larger, more exotic species - this coloring box makes an ideal gift or self-purchase for arts and crafts enthusiasts.
Autorenporträt
A self-taught artist, naturalist and ornithologist, John James Audubon (1785-1851) was born in Haiti and raised in France, emigrating to North America when he was 18 years old to avoid conscription into the Napoleonic wars. For many years he worked as a trading merchant, before turning to his true passion: ornithology. Audubon spent many years traveling the North American continent, identifying and recording bird species. The book he published of his research, The Birds of America was an immediate success, with Audubon becoming a household name in the nineteenth century. It is still considered to be one of the greatest works of ornithology ever created.