Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd has dated this Flamingo Oil Painting Board to the 1950s.
Original Painting Set within a Black Frame with Gold Moulding inset.
Oil On Board by David Ord Kerr.
Born 1952.
Rendered with exquisite detail and luminous color, the artwork showcases the elegant curves of their long necks and the delicate texture of their feathers in shades of coral, blush, and rose.

From left to right, the flamingos display a natural variety of relaxed postures: one lowers its head in a gentle curve, others preen or rest with tucked necks, while the rightmost stands tall and alert, creating a beautiful rhythmic composition that draws the eye across the canvas. The subtle lighting highlights their slender legs and black-tipped wings, giving the piece a lifelike yet tranquil quality.

Perfect for modern interiors, coastal homes, wildlife art collectors, or anyone seeking a bold yet calming statement piece. The vibrant pink tones pop beautifully against neutral walls while adding a touch of nature and sophistication to any space.

This original artwork would make a striking focal point in a living room, hallway, office, or bedroom. Available now for your collection.
David Ord Kerr is a British artist with a strong foundation in zoology, botany, and painting. Early in his career, he joined the Wallace Expedition to the Amazon, where he produced detailed scientific drawings for the British Museum. Upon returning to the UK, he trained at the Royal Academy, earning prizes for both anatomical drawing and landscape painting.

Kerr is best known for his exceptional bird paintings. He specialises in highly detailed, anatomically precise depictions of exotic birds, rendered in luminous, jewel-like colours. This approach creates a distinctive realism that feels paradoxically dreamlike in its intensity and vibrancy.

He has undertaken numerous research expeditions, including a return to the Amazon, as well as trips to the Kalahari Desert and the Middle East. Deeply involved in conservation, Kerr has received commissions from the World Wildlife Fund and the sustainable wood fibre company Sappi, for whom he created twelve paintings as part of their 1990 project Kingfishers and Bee Eaters of South Africa.

Based in Norfolk, he is a founder member of the Norfolk Guild of Norwich Painters and has collaborated with the Norfolk Naturalists’ Trust. Kerr has illustrated three field guides to the birds of North America and has exhibited in both the United States and South Africa. Since the 1980s, he has been represented by the Tryon Gallery, where he has held many successful solo exhibitions.
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Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd has dated this Flamingo Oil Painting Board to the 1950s.
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