Before Audubon could paint any of his famous North American birds, he had to shoot them first. At least with the case of this one, such “destruction for the sake of preservation” seems a little less tragic, or at least more tasty.
Before Audubon could paint any of his famous North American birds, he had to shoot them first. At least with the case of this one, such “destruction for the sake of preservation” seems a little less tragic, or at least more tasty.