Arnacle Geese Possibly 1935

"Arnacle Geese" is a watercolor painting by Archibald Thorburn, a renowned British wildlife artist known for his meticulous depictions of birds. Dated 1935, the year of Thorburn's death, the painting showcases his mastery of detail and color. The piece depicts a group of Arnacle geese in a winter setting, with a flock of birds flying overhead in the distance. The muted palette of blues and grays creates a serene and realistic portrayal of the birds' natural environment. Thorburn's keen observation and dedication to accuracy are evident in the lifelike rendering of the geese's feathers and postures. The painting exemplifies Thorburn's significant contributions to the field of wildlife art and serves as a testament to his profound understanding of the natural world.