Parraquet Collection
"Parraquet: A Colorful Journey through Art and Imagination" Step into the world of parraquets, as we explore their vibrant presence in various forms of art
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"Parraquet: A Colorful Journey through Art and Imagination" Step into the world of parraquets, as we explore their vibrant presence in various forms of art. From the captivating brushstrokes of Ohara Koson's "A Red and a Blue Parrot, " to the lithography masterpiece depicting Robinson Crusoe at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in 1893, these feathered creatures have left an indelible mark on artistic expression. In 1807, an aquatint titled "Salmon-crested cockatoo perched on a branch near the coast" transports us to coastal serenity with its exquisite detail. Meanwhile, Bathsheba at the Pool with her Attendants from c. 1600-42 showcases how they can effortlessly blend into historical narratives. Illustrating Hugh Lofting's words that "being a good noticer is terribly important, " an enchanting illustration from The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle (1922) captures our attention. We witness a woman using an ear trumpet to hear her pet talking parrot – reminding us of the extraordinary connections humans share with these intelligent beings. The canvas comes alive in "Caught in the Act, " where oil strokes immortalize a moment frozen in time. Jungle Chat (c1930) takes us deep into lush foliage, where parrots engage in animated conversations amidst nature's symphony. Religious symbolism intertwines with avian beauty as Noah Entering the Ark (1681) portrays parraquets seeking refuge alongside other creatures during tumultuous times. In contrast, A Volumptuous Smoke (1867) invites us to revel in stillness while admiring intricate details painted upon panel surfaces. Delight your senses further with A Dead Deer and Birds, A Lobster on a Dish, A Basket of Fruit and Vegetables – where oil paints create harmonious compositions celebrating life's abundance.