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The Bird Man A Biography of John Gould

Biography / Memoir Out of Print
By: Isabella Tree
246 pages, Col illus, b/w illus
Publisher: Ebury Press
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  • The Bird Man ISBN: 9780091895792 Paperback Jul 2004 Out of Print #149181
  • The Bird Man ISBN: 9780712621588 Hardback May 2003 Out of Print #135890
  • The Bird Man Hardback Dec 1991 Out of Print #10961
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Reissue of the classic 1991 biography by Isabella Tree entitled The Ruling Passion of John Gould.
From the publisher: 'John Gould, author and publisher of some of the most magnificent illustrated works on birds ever to have been created, was a genius and a cad. His vast, colourful volumes eclipsed even his American counterpart Audubon in accuracy and art. But John Gould's work was the result of sacrifice and alienation. Through the loyalty and handiwork of his wife and many other artists who often went unacknowledged, Gould cemented his reputation as the sovereign man of birds. Tree reveals a story of discovery, ambition and betrayal - touching on some of the greatest wonders of the Victorian era, from the arrival of the first giraffe in London to Gould's crucial role in Darwin's theory of natural selection.'

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Biography / Memoir Out of Print
By: Isabella Tree
246 pages, Col illus, b/w illus
Publisher: Ebury Press
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