Two Goldeneye Ducks

This item is a watercolor painting depicting two ducks, likely Goldeneyes, in a natural setting. The painting measures 16 inches by 20 inches, as provided in the context. The dominant colors are shades of blue, white, brown, and subtle hints of yellow for the ducks, set against a light blue or white background, possibly indicating water or a winter scene. The duck in the foreground exhibits a distinctive deep blue-black head with a bright yellow eye and a white spot near its beak, characteristic of a male Goldeneye. Its body is predominantly white with dark blue-black markings on its back and wings, showing individual feather details. The second duck, positioned slightly behind and to the right, features a rich brown head with a single white eye-ring, indicative of a female Goldeneye. Its body appears to be mottled brown and white. The brushstrokes are visible, showcasing the translucent quality typical of watercolor, with varying levels of pigment intensity creating depth and texture for the feathers and water. There are no discernible condition issues like tears, creases, or major discoloration visible in the provided image. The work appears to be in good condition, with the colors still vibrant. The visible craftsmanship suggests a keen attention to detail in rendering the birds' natural appearance and proportions. The artist is identified as Mary Chesney, indicating this is an original work from a known artist. The style appears representational, focusing on accurate depiction of wildlife, which is common in 20th and 21st-century wildlife art.

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