The quadrupeds of North America, New York, V.G. Audubon, 1851-54, antelope, North America, mammals, John James Audubon, Antilocapra americana, A group of three pronghorn antelope stands gracefully in a natural landscape. The animals, characterized by their slender bodies and distinctive brown and white markings, are positioned in a way that highlights their elegant forms. In the background, gently rolling hills and a sparse arrangement of vegetation create a serene setting. The scene captures the essence of these remarkable creatures in their native habitat, showcasing their unique physical features and the tranquility of the environment they inhabit.