A hen and cock pheasant by gorse 1926

Archibald Thorburn, a renowned British wildlife artist, painted "A hen and cock pheasant by gorse" in 1926. Thorburn was a master of depicting the intricate details of birds, showcasing their beauty and natural grace. The painting features a male pheasant with its vibrant plumage and a hen pheasant, highlighting the contrast between their colors. Thorburn's mastery of detail and realistic portrayal of the birds makes this work a fine example of naturalism in art.