Geese Art Prints and Posters
Geese has long been depicted in paintings from thousands of years ago, in two most common settings – idyllic scenes with children feeding them by the lake, or of them in flight. The latter symbolizes leadership, teamwork and loyalty as they form a perfect V shape as they flap in synergy. The word goose originated from the Germanic word ghans which means root, and can refer to a number of birds belonging to the Anatidae family, which also includes swans and ducks.
The Goose Girl (The Duck Pond), Circa 1890
- Camille Pissarro
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Art print or Canvas
From 36 x 30 cm - From £30.89
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Civil Badge Of Rank, With A Goose Flying Towards The Sun Amidst Daoist Symbols And Clouds
- Christie's Images
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Art print or Canvas
From 30 x 32 cm - From £30.59
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The Geese anti-clerical caricature from 'L'Assiette au Beurre' 1902
- Henri Gustave Jossot
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Art print or Canvas
From 30 x 50 cm - From £34.12
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