Audubon on the Wings of the World #[nn]
In "I Kentucky," Audubon battles illness deep in the American wilderness, sustained by the care of his companions and the wisdom of the land’s original people. Even as he recovers and finds himself isolated, his relentless mission to capture every bird of the continent endures. Written by Fabien Grolleau and illustrated with haunting precision by Jérémie Royer—whose cover pencils and inks bring the same evocative touch—this poignant chapter of Audubon’s journey stands as a quiet, powerful testament to obsession and resilience.
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Audubon is taken gravely ill on his journeys through the forest, protected by his companions and by American Indians. Even while ill, and even when left almost alone after his recovery, he continues his seemingly endless quest to paint all the birds of America.
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