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Books like John James Audubon

24 books recommended for fans of John James Audubon by John Burroughs, tied together by themes of Artists, Architects, Photographers, Literary, and Biography & Autobiography.

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Each title here shares meaningful common ground with John James Audubon — in theme, mood, or literary style.

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary • Biography & Autobiography

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary • Biography & Autobiography

Piero

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary • Biography & Autobiography

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary • Biography & Autobiography

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary • Biography & Autobiography

Kansas Zephyrs (1901)

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary • Biography & Autobiography

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary • Biography & Autobiography

My Education A Book of Dreams

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary • Biography & Autobiography

Readings In Crabbe Tales Of The Hall (1883)

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary • Biography & Autobiography

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Warren H. Manning Landscape Architect and Environmental Planner

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

#11

La Periodista y el Piloto 2×1

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

#12

Nigel Coates

Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

#13

Art In Ornament And Dress (1877)

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary

#14

Gustav Stickley’s Craftsman Farms The Quest for an Arts and Crafts Utopia

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

#15

If You’re Cracked, You’re Happy The History of Cracked Mazagine, Part Won

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

#16

Let’s Go Exploring Calvin and Hobbes

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

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The Volcanos: Or Burning And Fire Vomiting Mountains, Famous In The World (1669)

Athanasius Kircher

Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Literary

#18

The Art of the Chinese Potter

R. L. Hobson

Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

#19

Federico One Man’s Remarkable Journey from Tututepec to L.A.

Federico Jiménez Caballero

Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

#20

Breakdowns Portrait of the Artist as a Young %@&*!

Art Spiegelman

Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

#21

Topping the Dome

Richard F. Novak

Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

#22

River of Shadows Eadweard Muybridge and the Technological Wild West

Rebecca Solnit

Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

#23

Stalin’s Architect Power and Survival in Moscow

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

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Karmayogi A Biography of E. Sreedharan

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Themes: Artists, Architects, Photographers • Biography & Autobiography

This list brings together 24 books that share meaningful common ground with John James Audubon by John Burroughs. Connected by Artists, Architects, Photographers, Literary, Biography & Autobiography. Authors featured include Matt Baker, George A. Khoury, Edmond Baudoin, Ai Weiwei, and others. Each pick was selected for thematic and literary overlap — not just genre similarity.