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Below is a collection of National Geographic Society's Art Prints. When a gallery image is available we will put them here. These limited edition works of art may or may not be currently available. If we have enough market data we try to provide estimated secondary market pricing. Click on a print for more details, a larger photo and estimated pricing if available on the secondary market.

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National Geographic Society's Art Collection:
Several Species Of Ducks, Coots, And Swans Share A Sanctuary's Lake Red-Tailed Hawk Sits On Fence; Kingbird Chases Hawk Near Marsh Hawk Throat Sac Inflated, A Siamang Gibbon Is About To Scream At Sunrise The Slow Megatherium Was No Match For The Saber Tooth Tiger American White Pelicans Fly Low Over Water Near Other Pelicans Portrait Of Old English Sheepdogs Guarding A Flock Of Sheep Almost Blind, The Ganges Dolphin Probes For Food With Its Snout A Painting Of An American Dipper, A Marsh Wren, And A Sedge Wren. Strawberry Finches, Bengali Finch And Java Sparrows Are Asian Species Various Members Of The Canary Family Peck For Seeds In A Cage Leopard Sharks Feed On Other Fishes, But Are Harmless To Man A View Of Barred Plymouth Rock Chickens, One Of The Seven Varieties. Cosmos, Zinnias, And Poinsettia Grow In Oaxaca, Mexico Coral Polyps Reproduce By Splitting In Half. Common Dolphins And Harbor Porpoises Eat From The Same School Of Fish Bald Eagle Bullies Osprey In Flight To Force It To Give Up Its Catch A Perching Wallace's Standard-Wing Spreads Its Wings Portrait Of Malamutes With Dog Sled In Background Portrait Of Tulips In A Turkish Setting This Plant Belongs To The Water Lily Family. The Irrawaddy Dolphin Travels 900 Miles To The Irrawaddy River Male And Female Red Birds Of Paradise Perch On A Tree Branch The Cornish Chickens Are Most Used In The Meat Industry. The South American Rumpless Lay Blue Eggs. Four Rival Male Greater Birds Of Paradise Vie For Female's Attention Fancy Pigeons Known For Their Fan-Shaped Tail. Painting Of South Fork Golden Trout, Lower, And Piute Trout, Upper A Variety Of Tree And Meadow Frogs Await Low Flying Insects. Cochin's Tower Over The Black Bantams With Their Abundant Shanks. Two Competing Male Sicklebills Display Wing Feathers For A Female A Deinosuchus, An Alligator Ancestor, Lunges At An Albertosaurus. The Stegosaurus Has Armor To Protect It From The Ceratosaurus A Black Riflebird Perching On A Branch Displays His Neckpiece Archaeopteryx And Pterosaurs Were Some Of The First Flying Lifeforms Snowy Egrets Display Their Courtship Plumage In A Mangrove Swamp Two King Birds Of Paradise Perch Above Two Wilson's Birds Of Paradise A Bird's-Eye View Of Wood Ibises Flying Toward A Riverside Rookery Ocean Sunfish Bask Lazily Near The Surface Of The Open Sea Painting Of Pink Salmon At Their Nest, With Typical Hump-Backed Male A Wood Ibis Perches With A Roseate Spoonbill On Dead Tree Limbs. This Painting Depicts Two European Red Deer In A Forest Gordon Setters, Native To The Scottish Moors, Are A Rugged Breed A Chipping Sparrow Squawks At A Copperhead That Eyes Eggs In Her Nest. A Painting Of Two Species Of Trunkfish And A Scrawled Cowfish. Painting Of A Pair Of Yellowstone Trout, A Species Of Cutthroat Four Species Of Trout, Rarely Seen Together, Depicted In Wind River Some Of The Earliest Life Forms Still Exist Today Both The Styracosaurus (Right) And The Parasaurolohus Were Herbivores Black Union Volunteers Attack A Rebel Stronghold In Charleston. A Painting Of Mars Seen From Its Moon, Phobos A Painting Of Chinook Salmon, Above, And Silver Salmon, Below Northern Pike Bites Hook; Black Bass And Yellow Perch Swim Nearby Gray And Black Wolves Interbreed And Raise Their Pups In Alaskan Cave