Peacock is a beautiful oil reproduction by Archibald Thorburn. Archibald Thorburn was born in 1860, near Edinburgh, the fifth son of the miniaturist Robert Thorburn ARA. He is now acknowledged as one of the greatest painters of bird life of all time. Enjoy a beautiful oil reproduction of one of the most recognized wildlife painters of all time with Archibald Thorburn''s Peacock. One of several Thorburn paintings that feature the colorful Asiatic bird, this blue and white peacock gazes at its unseen target, ready to whip its tail feathers into full display at any moment. Meanwhile these feathers cast a dark shadow on an otherwise white backdrop, adding a sense of uncertainty to the proceedings. Thorburn rose to international acclaim beginning in the late 1800s with his wildlife painting and illustrations, and the Scotsman is just as renowned among modern bird lovers and sportsmen. Peacock stands in contrast to much of his work that features lush and evocative backgrounds, making it a unique addition to your collection. Frame Description: Gold Luminoso Frame - Gold Finished WoodFrame Width: 1 1/2" Interior Dimensions: 20X24Exterior Dimensions: 23 X 27Frame Color: GoldFrame Finish: MetallicFrame Material: WoodFrame Profile: AngledThis luminous frame is perfect for showing off any painting that is equally gorgeous. This classical frame with a perfect touch of gold finishing will hold your new oil painting in detailed style.Framed art size (exterior dimensions inches): 23" X 27" The framed painting will arrive ready to hang on your wall with hanging hardware included.Peacock - framed oil reproduction of an original painting by Archibald Thorburn45-day Easy Returns Policy. Enjoy Free Shipping100% hand painted oil painting on artist grade canvas. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Hand crafted means unique to every owner. Each canvas reproduction may very slightly in brush details due to the nature of being hand painted so no two paintings are the same. For those customers who appreciate quality and want to own an artist''s work as it was meant to be enjoyed we are here for you. For those who what a Xerox machine copy we apologize.