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What was James Audubon’s intentions when he painted wild turkey
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What was James Audubon’s intentions when he painted wild turkey

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The artist wanted to convey the graceful qualities of the bird. He tried to show the movement of the bird by eliminating all the physical features. Wild Turkey: James Audubon took a realistic approach of his image of a bird.
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