Henry Farion, Still Life Game Piece, Oil Painting, Mid-20th Century, Framed

Still Life by Henry Farion (1900 – 1991) featuring hanging pheasants. Executed in oil on canvas and presented in an elegant gilt wood frame. The artist applied the paint using bold, textured strokes, creating a distinctive effect. The piece, dating back to the 1950s – 1960s, exudes a timeless charm. Still life game piece paintings are a captivating genre that beautifully captures the essence of the hunt and the bounties of nature. Artists meticulously portray an array of game, such as pheasants, quail, deer, and more, often arranged alongside fruits or vegetables. These paintings are a window into a world where the thrill of the hunt meets the artistry of the canvas, showcasing the skill of the artist in portraying textures, light, and shadow. Through these works, viewers can immerse themselves in the excitement and elegance of the hunt, frozen in a moment of timeless artistry. After a meticulous cleaning by a skilled painting restorer associated with the University of Amsterdam, the artwork is now in excellent condition, preserving its enduring appeal. Product info Creator: Henry Farion Dimensions: H 99,5 cm x W 118 cm Materials & Techniques: Oil on canvas Provenance: France Period: 1950 - 1960 Style: Mid Century Modern Condition: Wear consistent with age and use. In general good condition as shown in images and cleaned by a painting restorer from the University of Amsterdam.