Two Wood Pigeons by Charles Collins Art Print

Two Wood Pigeons (1736) - Art Print
Reproduction of Charles Collins’ Timeless Masterpiece

Transport yourself to the elegance of the 18th century with this stunning reproduction of Two Wood Pigeons by renowned Irish artist Charles Collins (1680–1744). This exquisite drawing captures a pair of Common Wood Pigeons with remarkable detail, inspired by specimens from the era. Collins’ mastery of animal portraiture is on full display, showcasing his ability to breathe life into his subjects.

Why You’ll Love This Piece:

• Historical Significance: Charles Collins, celebrated as a pioneer of British still life and animal painting, served as Bird Painter to the Royal Society. His works were admired for their artistic and scientific precision.
• Timeless Elegance: This print is part of Collins' influential series Icones avium cum nominibus anglicis (1736), a collaboration with John Lee that celebrates the beauty of British birds in their natural habitats.
• Irish Heritage: Born in Dublin, Collins remains a cornerstone of Irish artistic legacy, with works featured in prestigious collections such as Anglesey Abbey.

Details:

• Size Options: Choose from a variety of sizes to suit your space.
• High-Quality Reproduction: Printed on premium archival paper with vibrant, fade-resistant inks.

Bring a piece of Irish and 18th-century art history into your home. Two Wood Pigeons makes an ideal gift for art lovers, bird enthusiasts, and admirers of timeless elegance.