Audubon Animals of North America

Audubon's animal paintings are truly remarkable and provide a vivid depiction of North American creatures that roamed the forest and plains in the 1840s. John James Audubon, who had already achieved international success with his "Birds of North America", collaborated with his son and Dr. John Bachman to create "The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America" between 1845 and 1848.

Published as a three-volume set, these prints are deemed the finest animal works ever created in the United States. The screen saver features images from the original Imperial Folio size (28 x 22 inches) printing. It comprises 52 stills and is sure to leave you in awe at the exceptional level of detail and beauty captured in each image.

Whether you are an animal lover or a fan of Audubon's work, this screen saver is exactly what you need. You will not be disappointed by the quality of the images and the level of care that has gone into producing them. From the intricate details of the animal fur to the lifelike poses, each picture is a masterpiece that will take your breath away. Invest in this screen saver today to experience the remarkable beauty of North American wildlife in a whole new way.