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Canada Warbler by John James Audubon, 1827 tumc_visscher Monet had a long-standing preferenceCanada Warbler, first published in 1827, is a quintessential masterpiece by John James Audubon from his seminal work, The Birds of America. The illustration captures the elegance and vibrancy of the Canada Warbler amidst the lushness of nature, reflecting Audubon's profound love of the avian and natural worlds. Now, for the first time in almost two centuries, you can own a unique, personalized print of the Canada Warbler. Each art print is