A stunning and sinister visual universe through large-scale, highly detailed watercolors of animals. Initially reminiscent of 19th-century illustrators like Audubon and Lear, Walton Ford's work takes on a complex and allegorical quality upon closer inspection.

The watercolors depict animals as dynamic actors in symbolic struggles, with narratives that are both captivating and disturbing. This updated edition is the most comprehensive survey of Ford's oeuvre, featuring 40 new works, over 120 additional pages, and a new essay by the artist. The book delves into Ford's visual universe, offering dazzling details, a complete biography, and insights into his textual inspirations.