Female ruffed duck (Ànec collverd - Anas platyrhynchos). Print watercolor illustration

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Signed handmade print with an illustration of a female duck of the species mallard duck (mallard or mallard duck). Drawing done in ink and watercolor on paper.

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Illustration printed on Hahnemühle 188gr. museum paper.

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Signed handmade print with an illustration of a female duck of the species mallard duck (mallard or mallard duck). Drawing done in ink and watercolor on paper. Print for framing.

ABOUT THE RUFFED DUCK
The mallard is a medium-sized bird, although slightly heavier than most surface ducks. It has marked sexual dimorphism (male and female are different) in its plumage. It inhabits temperate areas of North America, Europe, Asia and North Africa. It is a very gregarious bird outside the breeding season, and can form large flocks. It is a rather surly and distrustful duck, which rarely allows the approach at close range, being usually the first to flee in the presence of humans. They generally feed on the surface of the water, even submerging half their bodies, or graze near the shore. Mallards are omnivorous and very flexible in their food choices.

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Each piece is made following a long work process inspired by the technique and style of Japanese ukiyo-e prints, using traditional materials such as watercolor, ink, brushes and pens. Learn more about the artist

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pepegertru1

A great guide to Oliva.... and its customs. I bought it in the digital edition and it is very worthwhile.

Dominik

Bombproof packaging, wonderful prints. Perfect.

Sophia

Perfect! It was a fantastic gift!

borjaferrisanchis

A beautiful original that makes my terrace a more lively place.

sacartas

What can I say, I'm not impressed! It's simple and elegant.

Ana

Great item! Thank you very much.