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Smew, or White Nun by John James Audubon, 1827 Size:24x30in (60x75cm) a prominent figure in 18th-centuryJohn James Audubons Smew, or White Nun is a captivating illustration from his renowned masterpiece, "Birds of America," published in 1827. Audubon, a pioneering American ornithologist and artist, is celebrated for his meticulous depiction of bird life across North America. This particular artwork, plate 347 from the series, showcases the rarity and elegance of the Smew, a duck infrequently observed in the United States. Audubon's commentary shares his