John James Audubon was famous for his work as a naturalist, ornithologist, and painter. He is best known for his extensive cataloging and illustrations of American birds, which he published in a book titled "The Birds of America." Audubon's detailed and lifelike bird illustrations revolutionized the field of ornithology and greatly contributed to our understanding of North American bird species. Additionally, Audubon also painted other American animals, including mammals and reptiles. While Audubon's work focused on capturing the beauty of wildlife in its natural habitat, he did not specifically paint or document urbanized areas or living conditions.
