Don Binney - Print - Fatbird Kuwi White suppresses unnecessary detail

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Don Binney - Print - Fatbird Kuwi White suppresses unnecessary detailUPDATE: We have updated the dimensions and price of this print as of April 2024 ORDERING NOTE: Print to Order Allow 1 month This painting is of the South Island tomtit, Petroica macrocephala a little black & white bird with a large head and a short tail living in forest and scrub. The original painting by Don Binney was painted in 1964 and exhibited in the artist's second solo exhibition, Donald Binney: Recent Paintings, at the Ikon Gallery in