The action plan for Australian birds 2010.
By S.T. Garnett, J.K. Szabo and G. Dutson ; with maps by Glenn Ehmke. Collingwood, Vic. : CSIRO Publishing, 2011. HOLLIS# 013227819.
QL693.G27 2011
Adaptation and evolution in marine environments : the impacts of global change on biodiversity.
Guido di Prisco, Cinzia Verde, editors. Heidelberg ; New York : Springer, c2012- . HOLLIS# 013227823.
QH84.1.A33 2012 v. 1
Advances in fish and wildlife ecology and biology. Vol. 5.
[Edited by] Bansi Lal Kaul. Delhi : Daya Pub. House, 1996- . HOLLIS# 007663925.
QL639.8.A38 1996 v. 5
Advances in the study of behavior, volume 44.
New York, Academic Press, 1965- . HOLLIS# 000127720.
QL750.A38 v. 44
Les Agrilus de France (Coleoptera, Buprestidae) : une clef de determination.
By Sylvain Farrugia ; (collaboration de Jacques Leplat). Andrésy : Magellanes, 2007. HOLLIS# 013283367.
QL596.B8 F27 2007
America’s other Audubon.
By Joy M. Kiser. 1st ed. New York : Princeton Architectural Press, c2012. HOLLIS# 013185937.
QL31.J59 K57 2012
Animal diversity, natural history, and conservation. Volume 1.
Editor-in- chief, V.K. Gupta ; editor, Anil K. Verma. New Delhi : Daya Publishing House, 2011- . HOLLIS# 013179466.
QH541.145.A56 2011 v. 1
Animal eyes.
Michael F. Land and Dan-Eric Nilsson. 2nd ed. Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2012. HOLLIS# 013227849.
QL949.L26 2012
Les Aphodius de France : une clé de determination.
[By] Roger Costessèque ; collaboration de Jacques Leplat. Andrésy : Magellanes, 2005. HOLLIS# 013283355.
QL596.S3 C67 2005
Bird habitats in Ireland.
Edited by Richard Nairn & John O’Halloran. Cork : Collins, 2012. HOLLIS# 013227859.
QL690.I7 B47 2012
Birds of the United Arab Emirates.
By Simon Aspinall and Richard Porter ; illustrated by John Gale, Mike Langman and Brian Small. London : C. Helm, 2011. HOLLIS# 013227527.
QL691.U5 A87 2011
Les Cetoniinae du Sabah.
Par Jean-Philippe Legrand & Steven Chew Kea Foo. Andrésy : Magellanes, [c2010]. HOLLIS# 13277100.
QL596.S3 L34 2010
Distribution géographique des sous-genres actualisés du genre Carabus : leurs prodigieuses migrations : regard d’un amateur.
Par Pierre Meyer. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2008. HOLLIS# 013277880.
QL596.C2 M49 2008
Ecologist-developed spatially-explicit dynamic landscape models.
James D. Westervelt, Gordon L. Cohen, editors. New York : Springer, c2012. HOLLIS# 013227862.
QH541.15.S5 E278 2012
Ecology and behaviour of the ladybird beetles (Coccinellidae).
Edited by I. Hodek, H.F. van Emden, and A. Honěk. Chichester, West Sussex ; Hoboken, NJ : Wiley-Blackwell, 2012. HOLLIS# 013227864.
QL596.C65 E26 2012
The economics of ecosystems and biodiversity in local and regional policy and management.
Edited by Heidi Wittmer and Haripriya Gundimeda. London ; New York : Earhscan, 2012. HOLLIS# 013227865.
QH541.15.E25 W58 2012
Evolutionary biology, cell-cell communication, and complex disease.
By John S. Torday, Virender K. Rehan. Hoboken, N.J. : Wiley-Blackwell, c2012. HOLLIS# 013156869.
QH442.T648 2012
The evolutionary strategies that shape ecosystems.
By J. Philip Grime, Simon Pierce. Chichester, West Sussex, UK ; Hoboken, NJ : Wiley-Blackwell, 2012. HOLLIS# 013227868.
QH541.G75 2012
Faune des Carabiques de France, vols. 1, 10-11.
Par Jacques Forel & Jacques Leplat. Andrésy [France] : Magellanes, c2001- . HOLLIS# 013283047.
QL596.C2 F67 2001 v. 1, 10-11
Faune des Carabinae de Turquie, vol. 1.
Par Pierfranco Cavazzuti. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2006- . HOLLIS# 013283156.
QL596.C2 C28 2006 v. 1
Faune des Carabus de Sibérie et d’Extrême-Orient russe. Parts 1-2.
Par Dmitri Obydov. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2005- . HOLLIS# 013277860.
QL596.C2 O28 2005 pts. 1-2
Le genre Ceroglossus.
Par Eric Jiroux. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2006. HOLLIS# 013277915.
QL596.C2 J56 2006
Les genres Crossotus, Biobessoides et Epidichostates (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae, Lamiinae, Crossotini).
Par Jérôme Sudre … [et al.]. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2007. HOLLIS# 013277901.
QL596.C4 G46 2007
Giants of the desert : the elephants of the Namib and the world they live in.
By Fritz Eloff. 1st ed. Windhoek : Pollination Publishers, 2010. HOLLIS# 013078439.
QH77.N29 E46 2010
Les hybrides du genre Carabus.
Par Alain Camard et Jacques Leplat. Andrésy [France] : Magellanes, c2004. HOLLIS# 013277922.
QL596.C2 C36 2004
It’s time to identify : selected animals and plants of the Namib.
[Written and compiled by Samuel Ehrenbold and Viktoria Keding ; with contributions from Viktoria Endjala … et al.]. Windhoek : Namib Desert Environmental Education Trust (NaDEET), [2010]. HOLLIS# 012961712.
QH195.N29 E47 2010
Italian habitats. Volumes 19-24.
[Rome] : Ministero dell’ambiente e della tutela del territorio ; Udine : Museo friulano di storia naturale, c2002-c2009. HOLLIS# 013251493.
QH152.I82 2002 v. 19-24
Marine biodiversity in India.
Edited by S. Kannaiyan and K. Venkataraman. New Delhi : Associated Pub. Co., 2011. HOLLIS# 013179462.
QH193.I4 M37 2011
Migration on wings : aerodynamics and energetics.
By Lakshmi Kantha. Heidelberg ; New York : Springer, c2012. HOLLIS# 013227853.
QL698.7.K36 2012
Neotropical birds of prey : biology and ecology of a forest raptor community.
Edited by David F. Whitacre ; foreword by J. Peter Jenny. Ithaca : Comstock Publishing Associates, 2012. HOLLIS# 013227870.
QL677.78.N46 2012
Phantoms of the prairie : the return of cougars to the Midwest.
By John W. Laundre. Madison, Wis. : University of Wisconsin Press, c2012. HOLLIS# 013227873.
QL737.C23 L368 2012
Post-genome biology of primates.
Hirohisa Hirai, Hiroo Imai, Yasuhiro Go, editors. Tokyo ; London ; New York : Springer, c2012. HOLLIS# 013227875.
QL737.P9 P67 2012
Principles of social evolution.
Andrew F.G. Bourke. Oxford [England] ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2011. HOLLIS# 013236368.
QH366.2.B673 2011
Report of the FAO Working Group on the Assessment of Small Pelagic Fish off Northwest Africa : Banjul, the Gambia, 18-22 May 2010 = Rapport du Groupe de travail de la FAO sur l’évaluation des petits pélagiques au large de l’Afrique nord-occidentale : Banjul, la Gambie, 18-22 mai 2010.
Rome : Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 2011. HOLLIS# 013291115.
SH329.F56 F36 2010
Révision de la tribu des Phantasini (Col. Cerambycidae, Lamiinae).
Par Jérôme Sudre & Pierre Téocchi. Andrésy [France] : Magellanes, c2000.
QL596.C4 S84 2000
Révision du genre Anubis Thompson, 1864 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae, Cerambycinae, Callichromatini).
Par Joan Bentanachs, Eduard Vives et Pierre Juhel. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2008. HOLLIS# 013277889.
QL596.C4 B464 2008
Révision du genre Callisthenes.
Par Dmitry Obydov. Andrésy [France] : Magellanes, c2002. HOLLIS# 013283181.
QL596.C2 O29 2002
Révision du genre Ceroglossus.
Par Eric Jiroux. Verneuil-sur-Seine : Magellanes, c1996. HOLLIS# 013283347.
QL596.C2 J57 1996
Révision du genre Chrysodema.
Par Tiéri Lander. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2003. HOLLIS# 013283212.
QL596.B8 L36 2003
Révision du genre Conognatha Eschscholtz, 1829.
Par Tomás Moore & Tiéri Lander. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2010. HOLLIS# 013277788.
QL596.B8 M66 2010
Révision du genre Diastellopalpus.
Par Jean-François Josso & Patrick Prévost. Andrésy [France] : Magellanes, c2000. HOLLIS# 013283342.
QL596.S3 J67 2000
Révision du genre Helymaeus Thomson, 1864 et des genres voisins, (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae, Cerambycinae).
Par Pierre Juhel et Joan Bentanachs. [Andrésy] : Magellanes, c2009. HOLLIS# 013277824.
QL596.C4 J84 2009
Révision du genre Pachyteria.
Par Jeannine Morati et Michaël Huet. Andrésy, France : Magellanes, c2004. HOLLIS# 013277926.
QL596.C4 M67 2004
Révision du genre Zonopterus Hope et des genres voisins.
Par Joan Bentanachs, Jeannine Morati & Eduard Vives. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2010. HOLLIS# 013277805.
QL596.C4 B467 2010
Revision of the genus Armiger sensu Quentin & Villiers, 1981 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae, Prioninae).
Par Ziro Komiya et Alain Drumont. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2008. HOLLIS# 013277875.
QL596.C4 K66 2008
Revision of the genus Eodorcadion Breuning, 1947 (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae).
Par Mikhail L. Danilevsky. Andrésy : Magellanes, c2007. HOLLIS# 013277894.
QL596.C4 D36 2007
Sirenian conservation : issues and strategies in developing countries Edited by Ellen M. Hines … [et al.] ; foreword by Helene Marsh. Gainesville, FL : University Press of Florida, c2012. HOLLIS# 013227878.
QL737.S6 S575 2012
Societies of wolves and free-ranging dogs.
By Stephen Spotte. New York : Cambridge University Press, 2012. HOLLIS# 013227879.
SF433.S66 2012
Le sous-genre Chrysocarabus Thomson, 1875 (Coleoptera, Carabidae).
Par Damien Maguerre. [Andrésy] : Magellanes, c2009. HOLLIS# 013277846.
QL596.C2 M34 2009
August 22, 2012
Though I commend Ms. Kiser for bringing this wonderful and tragic story of Genevieve Jones and her family’s quest to fulfill her dream to create original lithographs of the nests and eggs of the birds of Ohio, I must inform you that for all intents and purposes, it seems Genevieve Jones was not the other Audubon.
John James Audubon created watercolors. Watercolors reproduced result in reproductions, -not- original works of visual art such as engravings, etchings or lithographs.
On http://www.princetonaudubon.com/ website, it states: “Havell took {John James Audubon} watercolor studies, engraved and etched a reverse image of the compositions on polished copperplates, inked the plates, placed dampened paper upon them, and rolled them through the press about 200 times for each copperplate image. (433 watercolor studies resulted in 435 copperplate etchings, as two compositions were double.) These images were then colored in an assembly line fashion, each artist having his own color to apply. It is not known whether Audubon himself actually assisted in any of the actual engraving or coloring at all. But he certainly supervised the work. The finished result was about 200 prints for each of the 435 copperplate etchings.”
So, in reality, John James Audubon hired the chromist Robert Havel to reproduce his work as engraved and/or etched reproductions not engravings or etchings.
As for the so-called John James Audubon’s “Birds of America” watercolors, J.T. Bowen was a chromist who posthumously reproduced lithographically those watercolors resulting in chromist-made reproductions.
Since the above chromist did not obviously create the watercolors in question but just copied them, no matter how well he may have captured the details, at best, he captured them as reproductions.
The chromist J.T. Bowen may have been an accomplished artist but in this case he was -not- creating his own artwork ie., lithographs, he was copying someone else’s artwork, in this case John James Audubon’s watercolors, resulting in reproductions.
Lithographs are -original- works of visual art -created- by an artist, no different than any other original creative medium such as painting, sculpture and the like created by an artist.
Unfortunately, the widespread misconceptions by the public, in majority because of misrepresentation -with or without intent- throughout the art industry, is that lithographs are copies of artwork.
To the contrary, lithographs are -original- works of visual art “wholly executed by hand by the artist” and “excludes any mechanical and photomechanical processes.” [U.S. Customs Informed Compliance May 2006]
In other words, Genevieve Jones and her family’s lithographs seem to be authentic works of visual art and John James Audubon’s so-called engravings, etchings and lithographs are at best nothing more than an -urban myth-.
Caveat emptor!
Gary Arseneau
artist, creator of original lithographs & scholar
Fernandina Beach, Florida