BIGGS' GALLERY & FRAMING SHOP @ 15165 YONGE ST. IN AURORA SINCE 1978
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Guelph, ON
Guelph, ON
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"Sunset Silhouette - Mallard Pair" Acrylic - paper mounted on birch cradle
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Discover the difference limited edition art can make to your home or office interior!
Contemporary Realism
SANDRA MURPHY
SANDRA MURPHY
Available in gallery now" "Yellow Ranunculus", "Running Horse", "Pretty In Pink"
"Yellow Ranunculus" 12" x 9" (framed)
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"Running Horse" - Oil on Linen on Dibond Panel - 20" x 24" $2500 CDN
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"Pretty In Pink" 10" x 8" (framed)
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NATURE'S SCENE brings you the art of Robert Bateman
Robert Bateman’s “The Warrior-Lion”
We have had so many inquiries for this canvas that we are going to try to complete the edition.
These canvases will be mounted to hard panel so no stretching is necessary and all the problems that go along with stretching.
Robert Bateman’s “The Warrior-Lion”
We have had so many inquiries for this canvas that we are going to try to complete the edition.
These canvases will be mounted to hard panel so no stretching is necessary and all the problems that go along with stretching.
* NEW * CANVAS ON HARDBOARD LIMITED EDITION: “The Warrior–Lion” – 20” x 40” – Giclee Canvas -180 Signed and Numbered - $995.00 US Retail
* NOTE * Approx. CDN Retail $1300
* NOTE * Approx. CDN Retail $1300
Available for order
"Male lions take a beating. That is their role in life. The females do most of the real work - killing the prey and raising the young, but males are designed to protect the pride. Although they regularly join in the hunt, they often have a dispute with the females that have made the kill. The mating game also produces some scars. But his most important role is to chase away and combat other males, in effect protecting his own gene pool. Recent research has shown that fending off and killing hyenas is also important. Many lions, as they become too old to be part of a pride, end their days in the jaws of a pack of hyenas."
-- Robert Bateman
-- Robert Bateman
Vintage limited edition paper lithographs
Mill Pond Press Inc. ...The difference is the quality
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Original 1994 Mill Pond Press brochure
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Reg. $1795 (unframed)
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Copyright 1993 Carl Brenders. "Power And Grace" $395 original issue. 2500 s/n published from a mixed media painting. 26.5" x 35.3/8"
POWER AND GRACE
“It’s often frustrating to see animals on nature hikes, because they almost always run away; one rarely sees them up close. I bring the animals close to the viewer to bring some renewal to wildlife art. What I paint is nearly impossible to see in the wild. In my scenes of nature, I like to share the experience of being within the intimate world of the animals – a little moment in paradise together with them.
When I paint deer, I almost feel part of the herd. I could run with the herd, following the white flag in front of me, jumping over obstacles. I feel the textures of the bodies of the animals in my mind – the soft, shiny nose; the smooth fur; the beautiful white tail. Of all the deer family, white-tails are by far the most beautiful. The way they run and jump is a delight to the eyes. For me, their eyes reflect all the beauty of wild nature.”
-- Carl Brenders
“It’s often frustrating to see animals on nature hikes, because they almost always run away; one rarely sees them up close. I bring the animals close to the viewer to bring some renewal to wildlife art. What I paint is nearly impossible to see in the wild. In my scenes of nature, I like to share the experience of being within the intimate world of the animals – a little moment in paradise together with them.
When I paint deer, I almost feel part of the herd. I could run with the herd, following the white flag in front of me, jumping over obstacles. I feel the textures of the bodies of the animals in my mind – the soft, shiny nose; the smooth fur; the beautiful white tail. Of all the deer family, white-tails are by far the most beautiful. The way they run and jump is a delight to the eyes. For me, their eyes reflect all the beauty of wild nature.”
-- Carl Brenders
Biggs' Gallery in Aurora
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