Featuring canonical masterworks from the 17th – 19th centuries, our collection of avian and animal art offers a look into the golden age of natural history art.
Our collection features many of the most celebrated botanical artists throughout history including Pierre-Joseph Redouté, Maria Sibylla Merian, Basilius Besler, Margaret Mee and many others.
With over half a century of experience, Oppenheimer Gallery is the leading source of Audubon prints in America. We unconditionally guarantee the authenticity and quality of all original artwork available on our website and at our gallery in Chicago.
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The Joel Oppenheimer Gallery is the nation’s leading expert in natural history art from the 17th through 19th century. This was a period of expeditions, voluminous libraries, explorers, naturalists, and gifted craftspeople. Naturalists went to great lengths to procure specimens, create their vivid folios, and deliver these findings to their wealthy patrons and subscribers.
We invite you to travel back to this time with us an enjoy our tremendous collection of birds, plants, animals and more from this remarkable time.
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Oppenheimer Editions Fine Art Print; circa 2023
After the original map from 1579
Fascinating anatomical engravings by William Lizars – SAVE UP TO 50%
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Originally issued from 1822 to 1826, and printed by the surgeon’s brother, William Home Lizards, who famously engraved the initial plates of John James Audubon’s famed folio, The Birds of America.