Tadorne watercolor Meyers later moved to Campine

Meyers later moved to Campine

where dense foliage and dappled light create a rich

The dynamic brushwork

a small fishing port of the 1940s where Rosenstock found the courage of a whole village to help him

sober and elegant

Tadorne watercolor Meyers later moved to CampineEarly 20th century oil on canvas, signed in the lower right corner, partly covered by the black lacquered wood frame. This charming animal portrait offers us a close view of a Tadorne de Belon duck, recognizable for its tri colored plumage and red beak, gliding across shallow water, perhaps along the banks of a park. The composition is centered and posed, almost naturalist. The bird is rendered with precision: black and white wings, tawny chest, dark