A New Graphic Novel Chronicles the Adventures of John James Audubon
BooksThe naturalist and artist is depicted like you've never seen him before. Here's an inside peek.

At Audubon we believe art inspires action. In this series we ask artists to explore the intersection of birds and art as a catalyst for shifting perspectives and perceptions. The Aviary is an evolution of The Illustrated Aviary, which ran from 2013-2021 and invited artists to reinterpret John James Audubon’s original watercolors through their own unique style. In its new iteration, we’ve widened the series to include artists in any medium who are motivated to educate and inspire people to take action on behalf of birds. Artwork from this series is included on the back page of every issue of the quarterly Audubon magazine. You can receive the magazine by becoming a member of Audubon today.
Artist Andrew S. Yang coaxes new life from seeds that bird-strike victims consumed, turning dead ends into second chances.
The naturalist and artist is depicted like you've never seen him before. Here's an inside peek.
Despite decades of searching, Audubon struggled to find the bird after his first sighting. But there might be some good reasons why.
The Rex parade, New Orleans’ oldest Mardi Gras parade, featured the naturalist in a celebration of the city’s history.
Audubon painted a bunch of birds that no one has seen since. We explore the most likely options behind the mystery birds.
Did Townsend's Bunting return from the dead?
Happy birthday to the man with the larger-than-life imagination.
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