Townsend. A painting of a Townsend’s warbler on a blackberry branch.

After John Townsend, the man who named the Townsend’s warbler (along with many other animals) after himself. This elusive yellow song bird is found high up in the branches of evergreens in the dense forests of the Pacific Northwest.

This original artwork is hand painted directly on a ready to hang wood panel, no framing required. Meant for any household and any room, these art pieces are intended to be displayed in real life spaces.

acrylic on wood panel

Sealed with glossy UV resistant varnish. Finished with wire hanger on back.

8” x 8” x 1 1/2”

2017

Painted by Miles Browne