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Notebook
5x8, 145 page journal notebook. Around 1830, John James Audubon commissioned the Scottish artist Joseph Bartholomew Kidd to copy many of his paintings of birds. Audubon hoped to use these paintings in a natural history gallery that would tour England. The project was never completed, however, in part because Kidd took too long to finish the work. In this painting, Kidd directly copied the four birds on a branch from the original illustration, then added a landscape to the background to create an "embellished" painting for Audubon's proposed exhibition.
Views of Jamaica
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General Joseph Bartholomew
Joseph Bartholomew (1766-1840) was born in New Jersey, son of Daniel Bartholomew. The family later moved to Pennsylvania. Joseph married Christiana Pickenpaugh ca. 1787 and then moved to Louisville, Kentucky. About 1801-1802, they moved to Clarke County, Indiana. Joseph married Elizabeth McNaught after Christiana died. In 1830 or 1831 the family moved to McLean County, Illinois. Ancestry is traced to Johan Bartholomew (ca. 1710-ca. 1777) and Dorothy Endt of Germantown, Pennsylvania and Middleburg, New York. Descendants lived in Utah, Illinois, Wisconsin, and elsewhere.
The Origin, Progress, and Present Condition of the Fine Arts in Great
Reprint of the original, first published in 1841.
