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Waxwing Jewel of the Winter Flock 2022
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 20.3 x w 25.4 cm h 8 x w 10 in |
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 is a striking winter visitor, celebrated for its silky plumage, bold black mask, and the red, wax-like tips on its wing feathers from which it takes its name. In this artwork, the bird is captured delicately feeding, its crest raised in quiet elegance.
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axwings breed in the northern forests of Scandinavia and Russia, descending southward in irruptive flocks when berry crops fail. Their arrival is a spectacle, often seen clustered in groups, devouring rowan, hawthorn, and cotoneaster berries with insatiable appetite.
Their trilling calls and synchronised movements lend a sense of magic to otherwise bare winter landscapes.
This Giclée print is faithfully reproduced using archival pigment inks on fine art paper, offered in a hand-signed and numbered Limited Edition of 150. Each print is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Poetic Note
From frozen woods it journeys far,
A winter jewel, a northern star.
With crested crown and plumage fine,
It graces orchards in frosty time.
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Waxwing – Jewel of the Winter Flock
The Waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus) is a striking winter visitor, celebrated for its silky plumage, bold black mask, and the red, wax-like tips on its wing feathers from which it takes its name. In this artwork, the bird is captured delicately feeding, its crest raised in quiet elegance.
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axwings breed in the northern forests of Scandinavia and Russia, descending southward in irruptive flocks when berry crops fail. Their arrival is a spectacle, often seen clustered in groups, devouring rowan, hawthorn, and cotoneaster berries with insatiable appetite.
Their trilling calls and synchronised movements lend a sense of magic to otherwise bare winter landscapes.
This Giclée print is faithfully reproduced using archival pigment inks on fine art paper, offered in a hand-signed and numbered Limited Edition of 150. Each print is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Poetic Note
From frozen woods it journeys far,
A winter jewel, a northern star.
With crested crown and plumage fine,
It graces orchards in frosty time.