Lewis Marmot | Plate 107
Product Information
The Lewis Marmot was published as part of The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, a series of books that featured lithographs of animals native to North America. This series of lithographs were created by John James Audubon and his son, John Woodhouse Audubon, along with lithographer George Endicott Bowen. These prints are some of the most famous and sought-after prints in Audubon's entire body of work, and they remain a treasure of American natural history today.
This beautiful Audubon art is expertly reproduced and delicately recreated on Museum-Grade Giclée Canvas. These stunning works make excellent wall art and wall décor for your home or office. Your elegant taste has brought you here and delivering master-quality artwork is our highest priority.
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The beautiful Giclée Museum-Grade Canvas comes as either a Ready-to-Hang Beautiful Walnut Tone Framed Giclee Canvas, or without stretchers as a Rolled Canvas art ready for framing. Whatever your choice, the artwork is shipped FREE in an Art-Safe Shipping Package, so that you can count on your master-quality artwork arriving quickly and safely.
Each Audubon art print is hand created to deliver a beautiful work of art to your home. You will love the quality of each print. See some examples of how people use their Audubon art prints, posters, wall art and wall decor by clicking the “DECOR IDEAS” link at the bottom of the page.
