Swamp Hare (Lepus aquaticus) by John Woodhouse Audubon, 1845 Size:45x60in (114x150cm) Composed in 1989 and thoughtfully

Composed in 1989 and thoughtfully revised in 2017 by the National Park Service’s Harpers Ferry Center

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In the Sierras reflects the era’s fascination with the West as both destination and ideal

emphasizing the region’s mild climate

Swamp Hare (Lepus aquaticus) by John Woodhouse Audubon, 1845 Size:45x60in (114x150cm) Composed in 1989 and thoughtfullyJohn Woodhouse Audubons Lepus aquaticus, Swamp Hare. Natural size. Male. (1845) is a superb example of Victorian zoological illustration at its most observant. The American artist (18121862), son and collaborator of John James Audubon, devoted his career to the faithful depiction of North Americas wildlife. Here he isolates the swamp hare with the precise draftsmanship and measured pose prized by 19th century naturalists, the natural size