Feasting on the Rowan Tree – Bohemian Waxwings

For Gisèle, the bohemian waxwing is one of the finest passerines to frequent the southern regions of Québec in winter. Fruit trees, such as rowans, attract it near houses where it can easily be observed. In order to underline the gregarious winter behaviour of these birds, the artist chose to paint five of them feeding on rowanberries or resting. Their proximity suggests that they would be much more numerous if we could see the entire rowan tree, out of the frame of the canvas. The waxwing's plumage evokes the softness of velvet. The giclée on canvas taken from the original oil painting by Gisèle will delight you with its colourful fruits, its birds in action and its vertical format, ideal for a narrow wall. This fine art print is offered with or without frame.

330,00 $ CAD – 390,00 $ CAD

Print

Additional information

Type	Giclée
Signed and numbered	Yes
Edition	250
Support(s)	Canvas
Certificate of authenticity	Yes
Original painting available	No

 

The original painting belongs to a private collection. It is a 24" x 16" (61 cm x 41 cm) oil on canvas.