Christmas Card from Helen and Dick Bishop 1944

Richard Evett Bishop, known for his intricate black and white drawings, created this Christmas card in 1944 as a gift for Helen and Dick Bishop. The card depicts four birds, likely geese, in flight against a simple background of bare branches. This Christmas card is a prime example of Bishop's artistic style, known for its detailed and expressive linework, and is a testament to his artistic skill in capturing the delicate details of nature. The artwork is a perfect example of illustrative art, with the artist focusing on capturing the movement and anatomy of the birds.