Washington Sea Eagle (ca. 1836–1839) by John James Audubon

About this piece 

"Washington Sea Eagle" (ca. 1836–1839) by John James Audubon is a remarkable work of ornithological artistry. This watercolor and gouache painting captures the majesty of the American Bald Eagle in its natural habitat. Audubon's exquisite detailing and lifelike portrayal of this iconic symbol of freedom continue to captivate audiences, celebrating America's rich avian heritage.

Product Specs:

• 16'' x 20'' canvas wall art
• Museum-quality digital print
• Included magnetic wooden print hanger

Quality Canvas Print

We print on premium art roll matte canvas using cutting-edge inkjet printing to capture details with precision and clarity. Durable, heavy-weight, and luxurious feeling this museum-quality canvas is sure to impress.

Magnetic Hanger System

Our posters is elegantly suspended from a magnetic hanger crafted from rich walnut-colored wood, accentuated by a rustic rawhide string for a timeless and sophisticated display. Transform your space with this combination of artistry and craftsmanship.

About the Artist

John James Audubon, a 19th-century American ornithologist and painter, is celebrated for his groundbreaking work "The Birds of America." This iconic book features meticulously detailed, life-sized illustrations of North American bird species. Audubon's passion for nature and artistic skill shine through his vivid, realistic depictions, making him a pioneer in the field of ornithology and a beloved figure in American natural history.