Orange-Headed Ground Thrush by Shaikh Zain al–Din Die-Cut Magnets (5 Sizes)

Description

These die-cut magnets are flexible and highly durable, and they bring a bit of extra personality to your space. Choose between 5 different sizes to find the perfect fit for your decorating needs. They also make great gifts!

.: Material: Vinyl
.: Suitable for outdoor use
.: Flexible and durable material
.: Black backing
.: Five sizes to choose from

Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. Shaikh Zain al–Din was an Indian artist who is best known for his natural history illustrations. Orange-Headed Ground Thrush is one of Zain al–Din's most famous works. It depicts a male Orange-Headed Ground Thrush (Geokichla citrina) perched on a branch. The bird is rendered in exquisite detail, and its bright orange head and blue-black body are beautifully contrasted against the green leaves of the branch. The painting is also notable for its use of perspective, and the bird appears to be three-dimensional and life-like.

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SKU: 68891288504257728548

$7.95

    Description

    These die-cut magnets are flexible and highly durable, and they bring a bit of extra personality to your space. Choose between 5 different sizes to find the perfect fit for your decorating needs. They also make great gifts!

    .: Material: Vinyl
    .: Suitable for outdoor use
    .: Flexible and durable material
    .: Black backing
    .: Five sizes to choose from

    Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. Shaikh Zain al–Din was an Indian artist who is best known for his natural history illustrations. Orange-Headed Ground Thrush is one of Zain al–Din's most famous works. It depicts a male Orange-Headed Ground Thrush (Geokichla citrina) perched on a branch. The bird is rendered in exquisite detail, and its bright orange head and blue-black body are beautifully contrasted against the green leaves of the branch. The painting is also notable for its use of perspective, and the bird appears to be three-dimensional and life-like.

    Read more

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