Little Auk by John James Audubon, 1827 Size:33x50in (84x127cm) showcasing the intricate details of

showcasing the intricate details of the coastline through scientific triangulated surveys

Berlin - Known as Colln until 1709

The inclusion of various unnamed mountain ranges and coastal landmarks further enhances its geographical accuracy

The carefully engraved inset map of part of Spain and the Strait of Gibraltar enhances the geographical context of the battle

This includes significant green spaces such as Hyde Park and Regent's Park

Little Auk by John James Audubon, 1827 Size:33x50in (84x127cm) showcasing the intricate details ofLittle Auk, illustrated by John James Audubon and first published in 1827, is a captivating piece that belongs to his seminal work, The Birds of America. Known for his vivid and lifelike depictions, Audubon's meticulous work marvelously captures the essence of the bird known scientifically as Alca impennis, or more commonly, the Great Auk. Presented as a high quality fine art print, this piece is available for personalization and restoration by The