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Michael Warren began painting full-time in 1972, after working as an interior designer. He studied illustration at Wolverhampton College of Art. He has developed his art in conjunction with active bird watching as all his paintings are derived from field observations. He says ‘the continual interaction with the subject leads to a constant stream of ideas and experiences to form into paintings’. This painting depicts a group of duck in the River Trent near where the artist lives and works. In the harsh winter of 1982, the gravel pits which the birds usually inhabit were frozen, and the nearby river became a lifeline for the birds. Warren has been an elected member of the Society of Wildlife Artists for over 30 years and is an active participant in Artist for Nature Foundation international projects.
Nature in Art
Gloucester
Title
Gooseanders
Date
1982
Medium
acrylic on paper
Measurements
H 22.5 x W 28 cm
Accession number
1984.106
Acquisition method
anonymous gift, 1984
Work type
Painting
Inscription description
Signed Warren 82
