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Least Water-hen by John James Audubon, 1827 36x20max100min16 and ridgesJohn James Audubon's "Least Water hen," first published in 1827, stands as a distinctive illustration from his acclaimed series, Birds of America. This piece embodies a remarkable historical and artistic significance, reflecting Audubons meticulous dedication to the natural world and its intricate details. Now, for nearly two centuries, enthusiasts can appreciate this unique artwork as a high quality fine art print. Lovingly crafted by The Unique Maps