The Fallen Beech- A Cock And Three Hen Pheasants With A Wasp 1886

"The Fallen Beech- A Cock And Three Hen Pheasants With A Wasp" is an 1886 oil painting by renowned British wildlife artist Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935). This intricate work showcases Thorburn's exceptional skill in depicting the natural world with meticulous detail. The composition features a group of pheasants, their plumage rendered with stunning accuracy, gathered around a fallen tree trunk in a woodland setting. The painting exemplifies Thorburn's signature style, characterized by his use of vibrant colors and lifelike portrayals of birds and their habitats. The work captures a moment of quiet contemplation in nature, highlighting the beauty and fragility of the natural world.