Sensational White Peacock - Original Oil Painting On Gold Leaf Coastal Artist You can tell it's still

You can tell it's still a baby because it has not lost the feather on the top of its head

Printed on luster paper creating  a beautiful vibrance and mounted on to 1/4" thick transparent acrylic - giving

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Giclee Painting of a Stilt Mom comforting her babies

Allowed me to get as close as 8 feet to photograph it

Sensational White Peacock - Original Oil Painting On Gold Leaf Coastal Artist You can tell it's stillMale peafowl are known as peacocks, females are known as peahens. White peacocks are rare and have a conditions known as Leucism which cause partial loss of pigmentation. Leucism is a genetic mutation that can affect the skin, hair, feathers, but not the eyes. White peacocks are a rare form of the blue peacock. Ive only seen these at a plantation in Hawaii across from the Pacific Ocean. Such a delight! The painting measures 12 x 24, with frame 13. 5."