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"Fisherman's Wharf - Puffins" Giclee canvas 180 s/n 34 x 25"
"Fisherman's Wharf - Puffins" giclee canvas edition published by The Greenwich Workshop in 2015.
Wildlife artist Carl Brenders:
"Our international bird looking like a sad clown, isn’t a very attractive subject for a wildlife artist?
For me it was a welcome alternative to all grass eaters and predators like elk, moose, wolves, big cats, etc.
In the end I would see and paint something different.The subject had been lingering in my head for years; now it is finally done and it made me very happy. My hope is that it will do so for many people. Several species of puffins exist all along the northern coastlines, from Alaska to Scotland to Scandinavia. I chose the most typical species and the most widespread: the Atlantic Puffin (“Fratercula arctica”) which means “little brother of the North.” The term “brother” comes from its black and white coat reminiscent of the monks robes. The world population is estimated to about 7,000,000 couples. Puffins live and breed on coastal cliffs and offshore islands. They excavate burrows in the ground, sometimes six feet long. Where populations are dense, the burrows cross and can become real underground labyrinths. Most puffins do not reproduce before the age of seven and will lay only one egg.
They are real fishermen and can hold up to ten little fishes in their beak.
When diving they use their wings to “fly” under water."
CARL BENDERS ARTIST PAGE
Wildlife artist Carl Brenders:
"Our international bird looking like a sad clown, isn’t a very attractive subject for a wildlife artist?
For me it was a welcome alternative to all grass eaters and predators like elk, moose, wolves, big cats, etc.
In the end I would see and paint something different.The subject had been lingering in my head for years; now it is finally done and it made me very happy. My hope is that it will do so for many people. Several species of puffins exist all along the northern coastlines, from Alaska to Scotland to Scandinavia. I chose the most typical species and the most widespread: the Atlantic Puffin (“Fratercula arctica”) which means “little brother of the North.” The term “brother” comes from its black and white coat reminiscent of the monks robes. The world population is estimated to about 7,000,000 couples. Puffins live and breed on coastal cliffs and offshore islands. They excavate burrows in the ground, sometimes six feet long. Where populations are dense, the burrows cross and can become real underground labyrinths. Most puffins do not reproduce before the age of seven and will lay only one egg.
They are real fishermen and can hold up to ten little fishes in their beak.
When diving they use their wings to “fly” under water."
CARL BENDERS ARTIST PAGE
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24" x 30" - Giclee Canvas - 99 SN $895
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"One of the best examples of unspoiled nature in North America is the Inside Passage, a stretch of sheltered water on Canada’s west coast protected from the Pacific Ocean by Vancouver Island. This coast has almost no roads and, although the passage is filled with islands, the population is minimal. The meeting of the Coastal Range and the sea results in a beautiful ecosystem. Several species of salmon and other fish provide food for top predators like killer whales and bald eagles. The landscape has changed very little since it was first visited by explorer Captain George Vancouver in the 1790s.
The majestic bald eagle is dwarfed by the awesome landscape which forms a panorama in every direction."
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The majestic bald eagle is dwarfed by the awesome landscape which forms a panorama in every direction."
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