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The Scarecrow, c. 1928 (oil on canvas)
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The Scarecrow, c. 1928 (oil on canvas)
3744347 The Scarecrow, c.1928 (oil on canvas) by Kiddier, William (1859-1934); 63.5x76.2 cm; Nottingham City Museums and Galleries (Nottingham Castle); eNottingham City Museums & Galleries; British, out of copyright
Media ID 23145494
© Nottingham City Museums & Galleries / Bridgeman Images
Decoy Furrow Horizon Mannequin Muddy Ploughed Solitary Bird Scarer
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The Scarecrow, c. 1928
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is a captivating oil painting by William Kiddier that transports viewers to the rural landscapes of early 20th century Britain. This beautifully composed artwork, measuring 63.5x76.2 cm, showcases the artist's skill in capturing the essence of agricultural life. In this scene, a solitary scarecrow stands tall amidst a freshly ploughed field, its furrowed brow and mud-streaked body lending it an air of authenticity. With outstretched arms and tattered clothing billowing in the wind, it appears almost as if this mannequin has come to life and taken flight. The vast horizon stretches out behind him, creating a sense of solitude and isolation within the expansive landscape. The decoy bird perched on his shoulder adds an element of intrigue - is he merely protecting crops or harboring secrets? Kiddier's meticulous attention to detail brings this farming scene to life; every brushstroke captures the muddy texture of the field and emphasizes the importance of agriculture in sustaining communities. "The Scarecrow" serves as a reminder of our connection to nature and our reliance on farming practices for sustenance. It invites us to reflect on how even seemingly mundane objects like scarecrows can hold symbolic meaning within our lives. This print from Nottingham City Museums & Galleries allows us to appreciate Kiddier's masterful technique while immersing ourselves in a moment frozen in time - where art meets agriculture with breathtaking results.
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