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Lars Jonsson’s Birds: Paintings from a Near Horizon.— Lars Jonsson. . Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey.  pp.,  color illustrations. ISBN . Cloth, $..—This   inch book is based on the catalogue from an exhibit of the author’s artwork in Germany in . In its press release, the publisher states that the book is primarily a collection of Jonsson’s work from the first decade of the present century, but its coverage is broader than that, and it might well be called a pictorial autobiography. Included are samples of the artist’s work from every aspect of his career, from early childhood drawings, to teenage sketchbooks, to field-guide illustrations, to his most recent and, some might say, most ambitious and artistic endeavors. Also included are some beautiful photographs of the artist at work and of the surrounding environment on the Swedish island of Gotland. The text is minimal but critical for proper viewing of the artwork. Following the author’s foreword are three essays by outside contributors. Adam Duncan Harris, curator of art at the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, begins with “Lars Jonsson: The Beauty of Nature,” in which he discusses Jonsson as one of the premier bird artists of our time, or perhaps of all time. He points out that

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Lars Jonsson's Birds: Paintings from a Near Horizon.— Lars Jonsson . 2009. Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey. 192 pp., 150 color illustrations. ISBN 9780691141510. Cloth, $55.00.