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Star Lot: James Stinton (1870-1961). An original James Stinton watercolour on oval Royal Worcester porcelain plaque. Depicts an intricately detailed scene featuring a pheasant nestled amidst lush greenery. Rendered in a rich, vibrant color palette, the painting beautifully captures the vivid plumage of the pheasant, while the soft blending of the sky creates a dreamy, atmospheric effect. Signed to right. Housed in a black and green frame with satin green matting behind glass. Stinton's work has a rich auction history with similar works fetching $400 at auction.
MM: 45cm x 37cm including frame
James Stinton (1870–1961) was a renowned British artist, best known for his exceptional skill in wildlife and landscape painting. Born in England, Stinton developed a passion for nature early in life, which became a central theme in his artistic career. He was particularly celebrated for his detailed depictions of birds, often set within rich, natural environments.
Stinton's work is characterized by its meticulous attention to detail and vibrant color palettes, which he used to capture the textures and subtleties of wildlife, particularly the feathers of birds and the nuances of foliage. His ability to blend realistic accuracy with an almost dreamlike quality in his scenes garnered him a dedicated following and critical acclaim.
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