Audubon's Feathers

Audubon's FeathersThe Detailed Notes are luxury notecards that feature a striking close up of a great artwork on the front, and the entire artwork on the back. Each set is housed in a presentation quality box. This set, Audubons Feathers, reproduces details of four exquisite hand colored plates from John James Audubons Birds of America (182738): the American flamingo, the greater prairie chicken, the great gray owl, and the black billed magpie.

crisp lines

and the arts of Native Americans

Family Matters

and children in both the red school uniforms of the Communist regime and in everyday American clothing

In "How Artists See Families"

depicting each plant with a hand-colored antique woodcut and revealing its olfactory notes and lore

the featured brands include mainstays like Rolex and Patek Philippe

all 277 of the hand-colored plates from François-André Michaux’s classic North American Sylva

the Harlem Renaissance

a climbing caterpillar

which include fiction

complete with more than three hundred illustrations in full color and a masterful text by historian Walton Rawls