Alive in Wood - Chestnut-sided Warblers wood carving by Greg J. Eigenberger Behold this Gary J. Eigenberger original life-size carving of a pair of Chestnut-sided Warblers by Gary J. Eigenberg is a world-champion wildfowl artist. His titles include placing in the top 3 Best in World title eleven times, in the Masters Class thirteen 1st Best of Show, and in 2002 and 2013 was awarded the People’s Choice Award at the Ward World Wildfowl Carving Championships. In 2006, 2009 and 2012, he won the Best in World titles.

Oil on Tupelo 18"Hx16"Wx13"D.

Enjoy this beautifully framed John James Audubon's Birds of America Amsterdam Edition of the Marsh Hawk. The Texas pecan frame is constructed using traditional pinned mortise and tenon joinery and finished with a non-toxic and environmentally friendly finish.

Print donated by F. Carrington Weems. Framing by Luke Kuebler and Speedy Picture Framing.

Stated in the Price Guide for the Audubon (1971-72) Amsterdam Edition of John James Audubon's Birds of America by Ron Flynn: The 1971-72 publishing of the Audubon Amsterdam Edition was the first complete full size facsimile reproduction of John James Audubon's original (1826-38) Havell Edition of Birds of America. The Amsterdam Edition reproduced all 435 original plates on full double-elephant folio sized paper. The edition was limited to 250 copies of each of the original 435 plates. Approximately 50-75 of the Amsterdam Edition sets were bound into four book volumes. The remainder of the issue was sold as loose sheets. The sheets themselves measure about 26-1/2" x 39-1/2".

Own this beautifully framed John James Audubon's Birds of America Amsterdam Edition of the Violet-green Cormorant. The Texas pecan frame is constructed using traditional pinned mortise and tenon joinery and finished with a non-toxic and environmentally friendly finish.

Print donated by F. Carrington Weems. Framing by Luke Kuebler and Speedy Picture Framing.

Stated in the Price Guide for the Audubon (1971-72) Amsterdam Edition of John James Audubon's Birds of America by Ron Flynn: The 1971-72 publishing of the Audubon Amsterdam Edition was the first complete full size facsimile reproduction of John James Audubon's original (1826-38) Havell Edition of Birds of America. The Amsterdam Edition reproduced all 435 original plates on full double-elephant folio sized paper. The edition was limited to 250 copies of each of the original 435 plates. Approximately 50-75 of the Amsterdam Edition sets were bound into four book volumes. The remainder of the issue was sold as loose sheets. The sheets themselves measure about 26-1/2" x 39-1/2".

Add these 12 beautiful John James Audubon Octavo Prints to your collection: 

1. Long-billed Curlew
2. Common Gannet
3. Great Marbled Godwit
4. Comon Cow-bird 5.
5. Red-breasted Snipe
6. Wilsons Phalarope
7. Aquatic Wood-Wagtail
8. Red-breasted Woodpecker
9. Least Pewee Flycatcher
10. Canadian Woodpecker
11. Harris's Woodpecker
12. Common Snow-Bird

After the production of the double elephant prints, John James Audubon decided to begin a miniature edition of the Birds of America. This work is often termed The Royal Octavo Edition, the octavo referring to the size of the paper being about 1/8 the size of a normal folio, or about 6 1/2 x 10 1/2inches. Audubon himself called it "The Birds in Miniature" and you will also hear it simply being termed the 'miniatures'. It was produced in Philadelphia, USA, by John T. Bowen. Octavo editions were reductions of originals, this being accomplished through the camera lucida process, which through the use of a prism, allowed Bowen to project a reverse image of the original print in reduced size onto the smaller stone. (These were stone lithographs, not copper plate engravings)

Stunning original painting of a White-crowned Sparrow by Larry Haines. Larry' paintings of wildlife show the special love he has for the beauty of his South Texas home. Larry's artwork has been on the covers of Marlin magazine and Game Coin, he has done illustrations for Field and Stream, Florida Sportsman, and Texas Fishing and Game, as well as featured in numerous magazines. (20" x 24" complete frame size)

Adorn your wall with this beautiful one-of-a-kind artwork by Thomas Swanston - Calligraphy of Cranes. Exhibiting regularly in non-profit and for-profit galleries in Boston, Atlanta, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Houston, Santa Fe and with Fine Art consultants across the country, Thomas Swanston has had 14 solo and 46 group gallery exhibitions. He has been included in 8 museum exhibitions and published in over 55 trade and lifestyles magazines. Swanston’s work is collected in public and private collections in the US, Europe, Korea, China, Japan, Mexico and the Caribbean.

Aluminum on paper (7x10"). Framed art measures 10.25x13.25".

Brighten your wall with this beautiful 14" x 14" framed painting of the birds of Texas. This is an original watercolor/goauche painting by Cin-Ty Lee, a longtime Houston birder and scientific illustrator.   

This beautiful 16"x20" wood photo print of a Great Blue Heron in flight was taken by Joe Smith at a rookery in Aransas Bay in 2017. Image was taken on April 25, 2017. Camera was a Nikon D500 and the lens was a Nikon 500mm f4. Shooting data: ISO 200, f 6.3, 1/2500 sec, Exposure compensation -1.0. The wood print comes with two mounts on the back so it can be attached to a wall. No framing is necessary and it is ready to hang. It was printed directly onto a maple wood base ½" inch thick.

Robin Jackson Photography 11x14 Family Portrait package with one hour of retouching. To see a slide show of Robin's portraiture, go to http://rjackson1.photobiz.com/viewing Robin makes the portrait session fun and easy! Session can be at your home or at one of Robin's beautiful outdoor locations in Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco, Austin, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Houston, Albuquerque & surrounding areas.

Please contact Robin Jackson Photography so they can let you know when Robin will be in your area. Pets are welcome. Gift certificates do not expire.

Enjoy this $2,000 gift certificate for you and your family. You will receive a 14" museum quality canvas portrait. The Fine Art Canvas is a photographic finish for your art piece. Captured in their studio during your portrait session, the artistry is then added by hand to give it a look that is soft and subtle, yet genuine and realistic. This, like all of their portraits, follows strict archival procedures similarly done by museums to ensure the longevity of your artwork.

"The art we create at Metcalf Fine Art Portraits is one of a kind. We focus solely on the formal family portrait to create a legacy heirloom that will stand the test of time. This donation item includes a formal family studio portrait sitting. This also includes a 14-inch fine art canvas portrait with artistry valued at $2,000."

About Nena Metcalf, President of Metcalf Fine Art Portraits: Ms. Metcalf is the creative talent behind Metcalf Fine Art. She started MFA to use her talents and create beautiful heirloom pieces to celebrate a family’s history. Since starting the portrait business in 2009, she has cultivated a reputation for beautiful, high quality artwork and has had the pleasure of working with Houston’s finest familie

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Capture your dog's unique personality in a modern pet portrait! You'll enjoy a personalized photography experience and an $800 product credit to spend on artwork featuring your furry family member. No special training necessary!

Expires 10/31/2020

This beautiful watercolor portrait of Skeeter, framed in custom tobacco leaf, was painted by Elizabeth Eckenfels. Skeeter, a Mississippi Kite, is a member of Houston Audubon's education team. He helps the department teach hundreds of people every year about the importance of birds. You can proudly display this colorful painting of one of Houston Audubon's handsome avian team members.