![A card granting John James Audubon permission to exhibit his artwork at a London gallery, dated 1829: Small, rectangular card with black text on a brown background. It says, "Exhibition of the Society of British Artists, Suffolk Street, Pall-Mall East. 1829. Admit [Mr. Audubon in handwritten script] Exhibitor. You are requested to apply at the Gallery, for your Performances which may be unsold, within one week after the close of the Exhibition; and to send this Card, with your Name and the respective Numbers endorsed thereon. Mr. Smart will receive the Names of those Artists who are desirous of becoming Members of the Society."](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/8443/5f0dbad0-1d83-11ed-9247-d1bc1a2f1a61-wxXXF6z.lg-nt@2x.jpg)
Small, rectangular card with black text on a brown background. It says, "Exhibition of the Society of British Artists, Suffolk Street, Pall-Mall East. 1829. Admit [Mr. Audubon in handwritten script] Exhibitor. You are requested to apply at the Gallery, for your Performances which may be unsold, within one week after the close of the Exhibition; and to send this Card, with your Name and the respective Numbers endorsed thereon. Mr. Smart will receive the Names of those Artists who are desirous of becoming Members of the Society."