Lying Ducks

Lying Ducks by Alexander Max Koester "Lying Ducks" by Alexander Max Koester is a painting that portrays a group of ducks resting or lying in a natural setting. Created in the early 20th century, this work highlights Koester’s skill in depicting wildlife with a keen attention to detail and a realistic approach. The painting captures the ducks in a serene moment, showcasing their forms and textures against their environment. Alexander Max Koester was a German artist renowned for his landscape and animal paintings. Educated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, he was influenced by realism and impressionism. His work often focused on the natural world, with an emphasis on accuracy and the depiction of natural settings. "Lying Ducks" demonstrates his expertise in wildlife art and his ability to convey the subtleties of animal behavior and habitat. Details: Location and Date Created: Early 20th century. Medium: Oil on canvas. Full Artwork Name: Lying Ducks. Artwork Style: Realism, Imp