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South Eastern Wildlife Expo Weekend in Charleston
The Mark McNair opening party in full swing Every year in the middle of February, the end of the Charleston winter is heralded in by the South Eastern Wildlife Expo. The city comes to life and we...
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Impressions: Birds of America, Audubon Prints from the Shelbourne Museum
John James Audubon Pl. 251 - Brown Pelican The exhibition Birds of America, Audubon Prints from the Shelburne Museum opened at the Grand Rapids Museum of Art (GRAM) on April 14th, 2011 and I had the...
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Edward Lear’s Birds of Europe
Click here to view available prints. Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. is pleased to announce the exhibition of Edward Lear’s Birds, from John Gould’s Birds of Europe, a newly acquired collection of 67...
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Opening Night at Audubon Greenwich
Saturday, December 1st marked the official opening of our new Oppenheimer Gallery at Audubon Greenwich. Located in Audubon Greenwich’s recently renovated Kiernan Hall, the new Oppenheimer Gallery aims...
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New Collection: James Bateman’s “A Monograph of Odontoglossum”
James Bateman (1811-1897), was one of the early developers of orchid culture. He sponsored expeditions to Mexico and South America enabling collectors to gather rare specimens. He published three...
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Joel and Laura’s First Week Printing their Book on the Audubon Bien Edition...
Monday- Tuesday 3-18/19-13 We have arrived in Verona to finally print the Bien book. It is hard to believe that after all of the preparation we will be seeing ink on paper in less than 24 hours. We...
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Final Day of Printing the Bien Book
Good morning from Verona, Italy! It is our final day on press and we wanted to show you the first press sheet of the day (which has the title page and frontispiece of our book) with the printing press...
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Audubon in the Home
John James Audubon artwork in its natural habitat. This client purchased two of our Audubon Watercolors from the New-York Historical Society Edition and framed them in beautiful gold leaf frames. “We...
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