PHILIP RICKMAN (1891-1982) Original Mixed Media Painting Cock Pheasant Game Bird

Original mixed media, watercolour and gouache, painting, depicting a male, cock pheasant foraging in the undergrowth, this original work is by the. Philip Rickman was born in Richmond in Surrey, and studied art in London, under George Edward Lodge, and in Paris. He was influenced by the technique of the famous Scottish wildlife artist Archibald Thorburn, and became a renowned painter of game birds and wildfowl himself.

In 1920 he held his first exhibition at the Greatorex Gallery in Bond Street, London, which led to him illustrating for'The Field' and many other sporting publications. He later exhibited more widely, and illustrated and published several books, and today his works feature in many important private collections around the World. And ready to hang, in a gilt-trimmed, light-wooden, moulded frame.

Painting size 25.5cm x 15cm approx. Frame size 38cm x 28cm approx. D frame are in excellent condition. This item is in the category "Art\Paintings". The seller is "gainsboroughfineart" and is located in this country: GB.

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• Artist: Philip Rickman
• Production Technique: Watercolour and Gouache
• Style: Realism
• Material: Paper
• Type: Painting
• Subject: Game Birds, Pheasant, Birds, Country Sports
• Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original