John James Audubon, a man who was at the same time an ornithologist, hunter, painter and naturalist, was born on April 27, 1785.
The birds of America for him were a real treasure, a treasure he painted and described in a way no one had done before, which made him remain remembered today.
He developed his own, specific method of drawing birds. He would kill them first and then rely on the wires as such to keep them as natural as possible.
