Description
Audubon saw these birds only once, off the coast of Labrador in August 1833. according to his journals, this was one of the most difficult drawings ever made, due to what he called “disagreeable circumstances”. He had stayed up all night drawing, it was raining really hard, and his original watercolor of this falcon got wet.
Quite a beautiful and dramatic image.
This Rare Print Giclee Edition is printed with archival ink on 330 gram Somerset Velvet paper and is strictly limited to 500 prints.
As seen in the New York Times.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
Our typical shipping on larger, rolled prints is $30 within the United States. For smaller prints shipped flat, the rate is $20 within the United States. For international orders, please call us at 305-209-1175 or email us at info@audubon-prints.com for a shipping quote.
Returns
We are confident that you will absolutely love your purchase of Audubon prints, but in the event that you need to return your purchase, we will gladly honor a refund.
Our refund policy requires that you return your prints within 14 days of delivery, we will return 100% of your purchase price minus the shipping. We are unable to offer refunds on shipping. Cost of return shipping is the responsibility of the buyer.
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