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Study of a Dodo and a Guinea-pig, 1847 (watercolour with pen and ink on off-white paper)
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Study of a Dodo and a Guinea-pig, 1847 (watercolour with pen and ink on off-white paper)
1217768 Study of a Dodo and a Guinea-pig, 1847 (watercolour with pen and ink on off-white paper) by Spencer-Churchill, Charlotte Augusta Duchess of Marlborough (1818-1850); 33.9x24.2 cm; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; eAshmolean Museum; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23560496
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This print showcases a remarkable artwork titled "Study of a Dodo and a Guinea-pig" created in 1847 by Charlotte Augusta Duchess of Marlborough. The piece, rendered with watercolor, pen, and ink on off-white paper, measures 33.9x24.2 cm and is currently housed at the prestigious Ashmolean Museum in the University of Oxford. The image captures two fascinating creatures side by side - a dodo and a guinea pig - both meticulously depicted with intricate details. This study delves into the exploration of different species, highlighting their unique characteristics and capturing their essence for posterity. The dodo bird featured in this composition holds particular significance as it is now extinct, making this artwork even more precious. With its flightless nature and distinctive appearance, the dodo symbolizes both vulnerability and wonderment. Alongside the dodo stands an adorable guinea pig, representing another intriguing animal species that has managed to survive through time. The contrast between these two creatures sparks curiosity about evolution, adaptation, and ultimately raises questions about how we interact with our environment. Charlotte Augusta Duchess of Marlborough's artistic prowess shines through her delicate brushstrokes which bring life to these animals on paper. Through this enchanting masterpiece captured in watercolor hues, viewers are transported into an exotic world where they can marvel at the beauty of nature's creations while contemplating humanity's impact on Earth's diverse fauna.
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