Trois canards et un quatrième qui vole by Félix Bracquemond

Drawing of three ducks among reeds by water, with a fourth duck flying overhead, signed with a B.

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A pencil-style drawing shows three ducks resting among tall reeds at the water's edge, while a fourth duck flies across the upper sky. Rippling lines suggest the water surface behind the reeds. The work is a print by Félix Bracquemond, dated 1866 to 1878, titled Trois canards et un quatrième qui vole.

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