작품 상세

You are bidding on a Maynart Reece who provided an explanation about his painting. He says, "Flooded timber is an ideal spot for mallards to rest and get a drink. The trees afford protection from the wind and storm. This snowstorm has penetrated into the timber, the wet snow sticking on the trees and leaves floating on the water. The mallards can ignore the cold snow since they have a down-filled waterproof, warm coat of feathers to wear. They will skid to a halt on the water, wiggle their tails, give a few contented quacks, and settle down for the night." Signed and numbered by Maynard Reece