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                  <text>An exhibition exploring the lives and friendship of nineteenth-century Aberdeen professor William MacGillivray and renowned American artist and naturalist John James Audubon, and the extraordinary book that they created together.&#13;
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The exhibition showcases a volume of the fabulous metre high book, Birds of America, which is filled with Audubon's spectacular bird paintings. It also explores the less well-known scientific text that accompanied the famous book, 'Ornithological Biography', which William MacGillivray helped to write.</text>
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                <text>Suggestions for how to protect bird life</text>
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