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Coal tit, 1650-1719. Creator: Jan Weenix
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Coal tit, 1650-1719. Creator: Jan Weenix
Coal tit, 1650-1719
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This exquisite watercolor painting, created by Jan Weenix the Younger in the late 17th century, showcases a Coal Tit (Periparus ater) in a stunningly detailed and lifelike portrayal. The tiny, alert bird is depicted perched on a branch, its watchful eyes fixed intently on the viewer. The Coal Tit is a passerine bird native to Europe, and is easily recognizable by its blackish-gray plumage and distinctive white eyebrow. Jan Weenix, a Dutch artist from the Low Countries, expertly captured the intricacies of the Coal Tit's plumage and anatomy, showcasing his exceptional skill as an ornithological artist. The use of watercolor paint allows for a beautiful representation of the bird's greenish-black and grayish-brown feathers, as well as the subtle variations in color and texture. This work is a valuable addition to any collection of natural history or heritage art, and is a testament to the scientific curiosity and artistic prowess of the 17th century. The Coal Tit was a popular subject for naturalists and artists during this time, as Europeans sought to document and understand the natural world around them. This painting is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and is a reminder of the rich cultural heritage of Europe during the early modern period. The Coal Tit may be a small bird, but its presence in this work of art is a testament to the significance of even the smallest creatures in the natural world.
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