£4,950
1 in stock
ABOUT THE ARTWORK Driven by thirst and miles from cover 8 Chapman’s zebra stamp across barren, scorched ground alarmed by the stealthy approach of hungry predators; or is it the dangers of global warming?
This painting is an acknowledgement of the power and magnificence of a herd of animals empowered by their safety in numbers. They instinctively run together but are unaware of dangers more devastating than any predator.
Medium: Oil on panel Category: Animal Behaviour
ABOUT THE ARTIST Best known for her wildlife paintings Natalie Stutely explores all aspects of the natural world recreating an almost tangible connection using luxurious oils on panels and her inspiration comes from a lifelong fascination for wildlife.
Natalie studied general art and design at Amersham art college in Buckinghamshire. She has previously exhibited work at the Mall Galleries and has private collections in Oman, New Zealand, Italy, and USA.
ABOUT WILDLIFE ARTIST OF THE YEAR This artwork was selected for exhibition in Wildlife Artist of the Year, David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation’s internationally acclaimed competition celebrating the very best in wildlife art while raising vital funds for conservation.
YOUR PURCHASE MAKES A DIFFERENCE 50% of the proceeds from this sale will support David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation (DSWF) and our conservation partners across Africa and Asia. Together, we fight wildlife crime and protect endangered species, from frontline action to global policy.
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