Feeding the Ducks by Edward Atkinson Hornel (1918)

Impasto painting of a red-haired girl feeding white ducks and swans on a pond beneath blossoming trees.

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An impasto painting shows a young girl with red hair tied with a dark ribbon, seated on a flowery bank and scattering food to white ducks and swans on the water. Blossoming trees and pink flowers fill the surrounding garden. The work is titled Feeding the Ducks, painted by Edward Atkinson Hornel and dated 1918.

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Date

1918

Medium

Museum

Wikimedia Commons

License

Public domain

Themes

Birds