A. Saballus (XX) - Fighting pheasants

Artist: A. Saballus (Possibly Polish, XX)

Title: Fighting Pheasants

Technique: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: 52x41 cm (with frame)

Frame: Ornate wooden frame with golden accents

Detailed Description:

This dynamic composition captures two pheasants in a lively and intense scene of confrontation. The artist uses vivid colors to bring out the contrast between the vibrant feathers of the pheasants and the soft, almost dreamlike background, evoking a sense of movement and life within the natural world. The delicate brushstrokes and attention to detail in the birds’ postures suggest the artist's deep observation of wildlife.

About the Artist:

While little is known about A. Saballus, the artist's signature and technique suggest a mid-20th century origin. His works often depict nature scenes with a particular focus on animals in action. The surname suggests possible Polish roots, further supported by stylistic elements common to Eastern European wildlife art of the time.

Provenance:

Signed “A. Saballus” in the lower right and dated 1984, this painting embodies the mid-20th century European wildlife art tradition.

Condition:

The painting is in excellent condition, with no visible damage to the canvas or frame.

Ideal for:

Perfect for collectors of wildlife art or those seeking to bring a touch of nature’s beauty and vitality into their home.