William Skilling (American/British, 1862-1964) "Zebra" Oil on Canvas Painting
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Description
William Skilling (American/British, 1862-1964) "Zebra" Oil on Canvas Painting
William Skilling, a versatile artist bridging American and British artistry, brings forth the striking piece "Zebra" on canvas. Born in 1862 and active until 1964, Skilling's oeuvre encapsulates a wide span of artistic epochs. In this oil painting, he directs his talent toward capturing the essence of the zebra, infusing the canvas with a vibrant and dynamic portrayal.
The artwork showcases Skilling's ability to blend realism with an expressive touch. The zebra's distinctive black and white stripes come alive under his brush, rendering a sense of movement and energy. Skilling's mastery of oil on canvas allows for the interplay of light and shadow, enhancing the creature's presence and creating a visually captivating narrative.
With a career spanning from the late 19th to the mid-20th century, Skilling's "Zebra" stands as a testament to his enduring artistic legacy. The canvas becomes a canvas not only for the portrayal of a magnificent creature but also for the artist's ability to transcend stylistic boundaries.
This painting offers a timeless connection to the natural world, as seen through the eyes and skill of William Skilling. "Zebra" is not merely a representation of wildlife; it is an invitation to appreciate the intricate beauty of nature through the lens of a seasoned artist whose work traverses continents and centuries.
Canvas: 48" high x 60.5" wide
Frame: 54" high x 66" wide
Very good conditon. No damages noted. Ready to hang.
A powerful painting! -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Origin: United States Period: 1920-1949 Materials: Oil Condition: Good. Very good conditon. No damages noted. Ready to hang. Styles / Movements: Other Incollect Reference #: 684591 -
Dimensions
W. 66 in; H. 54 in; W. 167.64 cm; H. 137.16 cm;
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For four generations, Solomon Treasure has obtained a reputation for dealing in rare and important 18th – 19th century antiques and fine art.
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