1830
unspecified
From the collection of Finnish National Gallery
Dominant colour
Male Mallard is a 1830 unspecified by Ferdinand von Wright, depicting Duck, held at Finnish National Gallery.
The painting features a male mallard duck, positioned on a rock with its head turned to the right. The duck's plumage is predominantly brown and white, complemented by a green head and a yellow bill. Its legs are a vibrant red. In the lower-left corner of the painting, a few blades of grass are visible, while the background is a plain white. The overall style of the painting suggests a focus on realism, with attention to detail in the depiction of the duck's feathers and surroundings. For a deeper exploration of wildlife art, consider the works of Ferdinand von Wright, who has captured the essence of the natural world through his detailed and realistic paintings.
Ferdinand von Wright (19 March 1822, Haminalahti, near Kuopio - 31 July 1906, Kuopio) was a Finnish painter (belonging to Swedish-speaking population of Finland) - He is best known for his landscapes and animal…
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