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Cathedral of the Elephants
Original Mylar Lithograph
17" X 21"
Edition size: 375 (37 A/P)
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$1,800
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Yellow fever trees rising from the floor of Tanzanias’ ancient Ngorongoro
Crater create an awe inspiring setting for a herd of elephants.
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Companions of Ngorongoro
Original Mylar Lithograph
18¼" X 25"
Edition size: 375 (37 A/P)
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$2,500
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Set in Tanzanias’ great Ngorongoro Crater, Companions depicts
a pair of black rhinos; in a tree in the background, vultures are a reminder
of their threatened status. The sunlit egrets in the foreground engender
hope.
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Dandelion (Original)
Original 3 plate Etching
9" X 12"
Edition size: 225 (25 A/P)
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$ 600
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For many seasons I sketched this sow thistle as it would re-emerge from a crack by my studio wall. I’ve always found great elegance in this common “weed” and etched it into copper plates to create this original lithograph.
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Elephant's Child
Original Mylar Lithograph
6½" X 9½"
Edition size: 375 (37 A/P)
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$ 275
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The protective maternal love for their young have endeared the elephant
to many. This intimate portrait depicts their familial closeness.
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Evensong
Original Mylar Lithograph
17" X 25½"
Edition size: 375 (35 A/P)
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$1,200
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As dusk darkens the sky, a magnificent bull elk sends his evening call into the air.
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Grey-headed Kingfisher
Original Mylar Lithograph
5" X 17"
Edition size: 375 (37 A/P)
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$ 475
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This little bird captures the attention of a young Grevy’s zebra as
the herd grazes in the background. Selected for inclusion in the prestigious
1999 "Birds in Art" international exhibition of the Leigh Yawkey Woodson
Art Museum in Wausau, Wisconsin. Ranked one of the Top 50 prints in 1999
by US Art Magazine.
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Kingdom of Dreams
Original Mylar Lithograph
11" X 17"
Edition size: 375 (37 A/P)
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$ 525
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After finding an old giraffe skull at this place overlooking the Serengeti,
the image came to me through a series of dreams.
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Lofty Aspirations
Original Mylar Lithograph
11" X 17"
Edition size: 375 (37 A/P)
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$ 525
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The reticulated giraffe, marked quite differently from the more common Masai giraffe, is the focus of this study of pattern and form.
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