Kuser’s Blood Partridge 1918 - 1922

"Kuser’s Blood Partridge" is a wildlife painting by Archibald Thorburn, created between 1918 and 1922. This painting is a study of a Blood Partridge in a snowy landscape. The bird’s iridescent plumage is depicted with great detail and accuracy, showcasing Thorburn's mastery of depicting natural subjects. The painting is known for its realistic portrayal of the bird and its habitat, which is typical of Thorburn's style. The artist's signature is evident in the meticulous attention to detail, capturing the intricate patterns of the bird's feathers and the surrounding environment.