B6 - Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1981 - North Shore News

“An outstanding collection of wildlife paintings
by J. Fenwicke Lansdowne was officially opened
by the Right Honorable Henry Bell-Irving Friday
at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Lansdowne was in at-
tendance for the opening
‘and was described by the

Lieutenant-Governor of
B.C. as “one of the greatest
living artists today,” and

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added “his works speak far
more eloquently than any
words.” .

Lansdowne was born in
Hong Kong, and with the
evacuation of the colony in
1940, was relocated to
Northern China and then to
Victoria, B.C.

A victim of polio, Lan-
sdowne’s confinement to bed
was alleviated by sunny days
in the garden.

“He took a great interest
in watching all the birds...
By the time he was three or

four he knew any bird by its -

song or his flight,” his
mother, also a painter, said.

Working summers in the
laboratory of the Provincial
Museum, Lansdowne
considered becoming a
biologist, but after suc-
cessful exhibits of is works in
Toronto and New York, he
continued with the study of
birds, his greatest love.

Almost every North
American bird is
represented in the exhibit;
from the snowy owl, puffin
and heron, to every sort of
game bird and the lowly
Contropus Viréns.

The scenes are taken from
nature, each animal poised
in its flight, hunt, or rest.

Lansdowne works on a

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rough study, taken from
sketches and ideas, until it is
perfect, then faces and

- paints his subject, usually in
goudche on paper.

“It is-important to know
the bird in life ... how it.
stands, walks, flies away,
holds its head, or even by the

way it keeps its feathers,” he |

. Said.
“There is something
mystical about birds,

* perhaps because they can fly

and humans can't.”

Modest and soft spoken,
he is concerned with being
“looser and freer” in his
quest for perfection.

His recent works are
larger and bolder, usually
life size, ‘which he finds
easier and more accurate.

Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker
was recognized for her
exhaustive work as curator,
in gathering together the
collection, many on loan
from anonymous sources
and from the McMillan-
Bloedel collection.

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