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Michael Jackson - Peregrine Falcon - Watercolour
Ellis Fine Art
for sale €3,803     $4,128
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Michael Jackson - Peregrine Falcon - Watercolour

Later than 1960
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Michael Jackson b. 1961 -

'Peregrine Falcon'

Michael Jackson is a Lancashire born Wildlife Artist who studied Natural History Conservation at Blackpool and Flyde College. He later went on to establish a career as an Illustrator and part time teacher. Jackson's passion and inspiration has taken him around the world observing animals, birds and people in their natural surroundings which has greatly influenced his work. His art is highly accomplished and he remains one of the leading Wildlife artists today. He has had a number of successful exhibitions in the United States and United Kingdom.

His exceptional art work remains highly collectible and sought after.

Signed and Dated Watercolour and Gouache

Physical Dimensions
Height
55cm (21.65")
Width
47cm (18.50")
Declaration

Ellis Fine Art has dated this Peregrine Falcon Watercolour Painting to a period later than 1960.

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SA967979
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Wildlife Watercolour
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Michael Jackson b. 1961 -

'Peregrine Falcon'

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Michael Jackson is a Lancashire born Wildlife Artist who studied Natural History Conservation at Blackpool and Flyde College.
Ellis Fine Art

He later went on to establish a career as an Illustrator and part time teacher. Jackson's passion and inspiration has taken him around the world observing animals, birds and people in their natural surroundings which has greatly influenced his work. His art is highly accomplished and he remains one of the leading Wildlife artists today. He has had a number of successful exhibitions in the United States and United Kingdom.

His exceptional art work remains highly collectible and sought after.

Signed and Dated Watercolour and Gouache

Height
55cm (21.65")
Width
47cm (18.50")
Date of Manufacture

Ellis Fine Art has dated this Peregrine Falcon Watercolour Painting to a period later than 1960.

Reference Numbers
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SA967979
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Wildlife Watercolour
Ellis Fine Art
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2023

17th.,18th.19th and 20th c. Antiques and fine art

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A framed watercolour painting depicting a peregrine falcon perched on a lichen-covered branch against an ochre background, housed in a dark wooden frame with gold inner trim.
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Archive I A framed watercolour painting depicting a peregrine falcon perched on a lichen-covered branch against an ochre background, housed in a dark wooden frame with gold inner trim.

Michael Jackson - Peregrine Falcon - Watercolour

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Ellis Fine Art
Telephone 07918 760742
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North Yorkshire
United Kingdom

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A framed watercolour painting depicting a peregrine falcon perched on a lichen-covered branch against an ochre background, housed in a dark wooden frame with gold inner trim.
Michael Jackson - Peregrine Falcon - Watercolour
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A framed watercolour painting depicting a peregrine falcon perched on a lichen-covered branch against an ochre background, housed in a dark wooden frame with gold inner trim.
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Ornithological watercolour painting gained prominence during the 18th and 19th centuries as naturalists sought to document bird species with scientific accuracy. The medium favoured precision and layering, allowing artists to capture the texture of plumage and subtle variations in colour.

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Authentic late 20th-century watercolours generally feature artist signatures, dates, or gallery labels on the mount or paper margin. Inspecting the surface under magnification reveals organic brush strokes and natural fluid marks rather than mechanical print dots.

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