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Redpoll 2024
by David Morgan
Digital Print on Fine Art Paper. 312/316 grams. Archival pigment inks (all artwork is signed below in the white space ie: signature, title, Issue number.)
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h 25.4 x w 20.3 cm h 10 x w 8 in |
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Description
Redpoll
Delicately perched on a branch, this finely detailed artwork captures the charm of the Redpoll (Acanthis flammea), a small yet striking finch admired for its resilience and vibrant plumage.
The bird's distinctive crimson crown and soft rose-tinged breast contrast beautifully with its pale grey underparts and finely patterned wings. Every feather is rendered with precision, bringing to life the subtle textures and colours that make this species so captivating.
In the wild, Redpolls are hardy songbirds of the northern birch woods, tundra edges, and upland heaths, often gathering in lively flocks during the colder months. During winter they may venture further south, becoming a welcome visitor to gardens and feeders across Britain and Europe. Agile and restless, they are constantly in motion—clinging to catkins, hanging from slender branches, or fluttering in search of seeds.
Printed to museum-quality standards as a Limited Edition of 150 Giclée prints, each piece is hand-signed and numbered by the artist, ensuring both authenticity and exclusivity. The soft, natural background enhances the lifelike detail, allowing the Redpoll to take centre stage as a timeless celebration of British birdlife.
Perfect for bird enthusiasts, wildlife art collectors, and lovers of natural history, this print is both elegant and evocative—capturing the spirit of one of nature's most delightful winter songbirds.
Poetic Note
A crown of red, a breast of rose,
In winter's calm, the Redpoll shows.
A fleeting guest, both bright and small,
Its song of colour enchants us all.