The Waterfowl No. 03 - Swerving From The Guns-Red Grouse
The Waterfowl No. 03 - Swerving From The Guns-Red Grouse
The Waterfowl No. 03 - Swerving From The Guns-Red Grouse
German Etching Paper • Gallery 3" Estate Gold Frame
Painted in the late 19th century by acclaimed British sporting artist Archibald Thorburn, this fine-art reproduction depicts Swerving From The Guns-Red Grouse, capturing game birds swooping low across a swept, heathered moorland landscape. It encapsulates the dramatic energy and quiet majesty of traditional Scottish highland driven shoots.
Curated as the focal piece of The Waterfowl collection, this ready-to hang panoramic Scotland portrait compliments rich tweed accents, dark oak paneling, or moody gallery landscapes. Perfect for emphasizing its rich earthy tones and build a commanding, classic sportsman's lodge aesthetic.
Note: Print is dry-mounted onto rigid, warp-resistant 3/16" gatorboard to ensure a permanently flat display over high-humidity fireplace mantels. Presented intentionally without acrylic glass to eliminate harsh ambient glares and retain an authentic, gallery-style canvas depth.
An heirloom-quality reproduction of "Swerving From The Guns-Red Grouse" by Archibald Thorburn (1913).
Hand-selected for our The Waterfowl collection, this piece has been meticulously curated for a timeless home.
Arrives wall-ready with pre-installed hanging hardware included.
Paper:
Print Dimensions: 20" H x 36" W
Frame Finish: 3" Gold Heritage Noir
Outer Dimensions: Approximately 24" H x 40" W
Matting: None. Portrait is mounted on a 3/16" thick gatorboard for premium support.
Glazing: Framed without glass glazing, allowing the rich texture of the paper to interact softly with natural light.
We curate our collections from open-access historical archives around the world. By bringing these public-domain masterpieces out of university vaults and museum storerooms, we strive to give historic fine art a second life on your walls through fine-art giclée printing and custom archival framing.
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