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Featherless Collection

"Featherless: A Glimpse into the Vulnerability and Beauty of Nature" DDE-90020081, also known as "Plucked Clean, 1882 (oil on canvas


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"Featherless: A Glimpse into the Vulnerability and Beauty of Nature" DDE-90020081, also known as "Plucked Clean, 1882 (oil on canvas), " captures the raw essence of a creature stripped of its feathers. The painting evokes a sense of vulnerability and invites contemplation on the delicate balance between strength and fragility in nature. In "Diogenes with the featherless cock, " an artwork by Ugo da Carpi dating back to the 16th century, we witness Diogenes, the ancient Greek philosopher, holding a featherless rooster. This enigmatic image symbolizes Diogenes' rejection of material possessions and his pursuit of truth through simplicity. Moving from paintings to real-life scenes, we encounter young coots in Gloucestershire, England. These adorable chicks are captured in moments of nourishment as they feed under their parent's watchful eyes. Their fluffy bodies remind us that even without fully developed feathers, life goes on with determination and resilience. The theme continues with newly hatched Eclectus Parrots facing forward. These vibrant creatures emerge from their shells with curiosity and anticipation for what lies ahead. Witnessing this miraculous event reminds us that new beginnings often come wrapped in vulnerability but hold immense potential for growth. Meanwhile, Kookaburra chicks stand facing away from each other; one opens its beak wide while another pair huddles together without feathers for warmth. These images depict both individuality and unity within these unique birds' early stages of life. A close-up shot reveals a newly-hatched Barn Owl Chick lying curled up on its side with closed eyes—innocence personified. Its lack of feathers showcases the fragility inherent in every living being during infancy. Lastly, we encounter Turkey Vultures or turkey buzzards—the common birds found across the United States—whose bald heads symbolize their scavenging nature.