This rare antique still life print from the early 1900s showcases a still life of dead birds and fish. The artist, Charles Busteed Fowler has successfully captured the essence of nature in this medium-sized handmade framed print measuring 17 inches in length and 9 inches in width. The print is a water color with hand-tinted features that add depth dimension to the subject. Fowler was a renound architect. Making these very rare watercolors. Fowler came to the United States in 1908 and stayed till 1913 and went back to Vancouver. The theme of nature is prevalent in these prints, with fish, as well as birds being the main subjects. The style is still life, and the material used is paper. This piece would make a great addition to any art collection and would be perfect for display in any room. One print is signed by Fowler, the other does not have a visible signature.
