Peacock, A Celebration of Splendour This high-quality Peacock Art Print is of the original oil painting by Charlotte Sutton. Summary:Peacock is a striking fine art print that celebrates flamboyance, beauty, and poise. Painted in radiant oil, the work showcases every exquisite feather in detail - from shimmering sapphire blues to iridescent greens - set against a soft, rich background that highlights its regal presence. This museum-grade giclée print brings timeless grace and captivating energy to any interior. The Story:This portrait of a male Indian peafowl was born from Charlotte’s love of capturing nature’s theatrical moments with reverence and painterly depth. Every plume has been carefully rendered to reflect the light, movement, and velvety softness of his magnificent tail - a process requiring patience, layering, and precision. This print is for collectors who revel in vibrancy, drama, and the symbolic power of beauty on full display. A note from Charlotte…Charlotte painted the original Peacock in June 2021 in her Bristol studio. It was later exhibited at The Waterton Gallery, London, as part of her Into the Light solo show, and is now sold. Charlotte’s wildlife work aims to evoke emotion, foster connection, and spark a sense of stewardship through beauty and storytelling. Love this? View the collectionPart of Charlotte’s Into the Light collection, this piece celebrates the harmony between humanity and the wild. Through art, Charlotte invites collectors to connect deeply with animals while supporting conservation. Print Details: Paper: Hahnemühle FineArt Agave 290gsm Sustainability: 70% eco-friendly sisal fibres, 30% cotton Finish: Bright white with subtle, tactile texture Edition: Hand-signed and numbered by Charlotte Sutton Sizes (unframed, includes 1-inch white border): Large: 12.6 x 28 inches / 32 x 71 cm Small: 10.6 x 23.4 inches / 27 x 59 cm About the ArtistUK-based wildlife artist Charlotte Sutton blends fine detail with storytelling to create emotive, photorealistic animal portraits that connect collectors to the natural world.
