John James Audubon became America's foremost ornithologist and wildlife artist of the 19th century. Audubon's seminal "The Birds of America" containing 435 life-size prints created from his own dramatic bird portraits took continental Europe by storm and remains the standard by which all other bird artists are judged. Created from antique bookplates, our Waterbird wall art reimagines two of Audubon's subjects in our favorite hues. The Wood Ibis is found in tropical areas of the Americas and Caribbean. The Whooping Crane, named for its distinctive call, is the tallest bird of North America.