Charles Collins
Charles Collins was an Irish painter known for his exceptional still life and animal paintings. Active during the 18th century, Collins incorporated elements of 17th-century Dutch art into his works showcasing influences from Jan Weenix, Franz Snyders, and Jan Fyt. His paintings often featured birds in lively and natural settings. Collins collaborated with other artists on various projects, including producing engravings and watercolors of British birds and mammals. Although his works had fallen into obscurity, the acquisition of one of his paintings by the Tate Gallery in 1981 sparked a renewed interest in his art.
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