Waxwing
9.5" x 12" Acrylic on wooden board
Original sold
Giclee prints available
The Waxwing is not a common visitor to our garden but I was lucky enough to have just one come during the harsh winter of 2010.
The image of this beautiful bird lingered in my mind and I think the only way to celebrate their grace is to capture it in my painting.
Photograph courtesy Alan D. Wilson
Original sold
Giclee prints available
The Waxwing is not a common visitor to our garden but I was lucky enough to have just one come during the harsh winter of 2010.
The image of this beautiful bird lingered in my mind and I think the only way to celebrate their grace is to capture it in my painting.
Photograph courtesy Alan D. Wilson
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Waxwing
9.5" x 12" Acrylic on wooden board
Original sold
Giclee prints available
The Waxwing is not a common visitor to our garden but I was lucky enough to have just one come during the harsh winter of 2010.
The image of this beautiful bird lingered in my mind and I think the only way to celebrate their grace is to capture it in my painting.
Photograph courtesy Alan D. Wilson
Original sold
Giclee prints available
The Waxwing is not a common visitor to our garden but I was lucky enough to have just one come during the harsh winter of 2010.
The image of this beautiful bird lingered in my mind and I think the only way to celebrate their grace is to capture it in my painting.
Photograph courtesy Alan D. Wilson
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Waxwing
9.5" x 12" Acrylic on wooden board
Original sold
Giclee prints available
The Waxwing is not a common visitor to our garden but I was lucky enough to have just one come during the harsh winter of 2010.
The image of this beautiful bird lingered in my mind and I think the only way to celebrate their grace is to capture it in my painting.
Photograph courtesy Alan D. Wilson
Original sold
Giclee prints available
The Waxwing is not a common visitor to our garden but I was lucky enough to have just one come during the harsh winter of 2010.
The image of this beautiful bird lingered in my mind and I think the only way to celebrate their grace is to capture it in my painting.
Photograph courtesy Alan D. Wilson
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