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Eric Ennion A Life of Birds

Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Bob Walthew
80 pages, Col illus
Eric Ennion
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  • Eric Ennion ISBN: 9780952623649 Hardback Dec 2003 Out of Print #143230
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"Eric Ennion's great stength as a bird artist was his ability to pin down the essence of his bird in a few characterful lines and bold shapes. He imbued his birds with life and vitality, the product of intense, intelligent observation of the living bird. The pictures in this book are not formal, posed portraits, painted in photographic detail. Instead they capture birds in movement, or in the particular stance typical of the species. He treated them as individuals, with the quirky shapes that lively birds assume"
- Robert Gillmor

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Art / Photobook Out of Print
By: Bob Walthew
80 pages, Col illus
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