American 19-20th Century Wildlife Art

• Birds of a Feather: John Costin and John James Audubon (4/20/12)
• Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton (1/29/11)
• American Menagerie (8/28/08)
• Wild at Heart: National Museum of Wildlife Art (12/15/07)
• Frank W. Benson ­ Sportsman/Etcher (9/20/05)
• Animal Sculpture in the Folk Tradition (5/20/05)
• Desert Tracks: Wildlife Art of the American Southwest (10/25/00)
• The Sporting View: American Sporting Art from the Collection of Robert B. Mayo (10/8/00)
• Heritage of Audobon III (3/14/00)
• Unbroken Spirit: The Wild Horse in the American Landscape; Wild Horses: An Intgral part of the Natural System, essay by Charles R. Preston (7/17/99)

From other web sites:

• A Brush with Wildlife: Create a Composition with Carl Rungius and Art Tales: Telling Stories with Wildlife Art from National Museum of Wildlife Art
• Abbeville Press (look in subject categories for "American Art," "Art History" and "Artist Monographs." Go to "Sample Contents" for: Audubon's Birds of America Tiny Folio (Table of Contents, Text Excerpt [Indroduction] Interior Images)

TFAO also suggests these DVD or VHS videos:

Birds of America, The Features the art of John James Audubon. 29 minutes (collection of Joslyn Art Museum)

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and these books:

Unbroken Spirit: Wild Horses in the American Landscape, by Frances B. Clymer. Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Oct 1, 1999 - 103 pages. Unbroken Spirit: The Wild Horse in the American Landscape; Wild Horses: An Intgral part of the Natural System, essay by Charles R. Preston (7/17/99)

Carl Rungius Western Wildlife: An Exhibition of Paintings on Loan from the Glenbow..., By Carl Rungius, Buffalo Bill Historical Center. Published 1977 by Buffalo Bill Historical Center. 12 pages

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