Alpine King

Size

344/695 s/n

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$800.00

"Atlantis"
Limited Edition
12/275
done on copper plate

no longer available. Rare find!
Size 56" w x 52" h.

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asking $8500

Woman and Dog
Stunning Art Deco
Jay Spectre Collection - designer for the elite out of New York.
Foil on dress, hat and dog collar.
Size 45"w x 54"h

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$3000.00

SOLD OUT AT PUBLISHER

asking $1100.00 cdn
contact: dpoulsom@telusplanet.net

Part of my fascination with the jaguar, the largest wild cat of the Americas, stems from my interest in big predators. But like many large carnivores that live at the peak of their particular food pyramid, the jaguar also stands as a symbol of the disappearing tropical forest. Its varied diet alone demonstrates the diversity of the habitat it requires, preying as it does on at least sixty different species, including the razor-tusked rainforest pig called the peccary, and the capybara, which as the largest living rodent weighs as much as 132 pounds. I’ve never seen a jaguar in the wild - only jaguar footprints in the jungle of Belize. But that somehow seems appropriate for this swift and solitary hunter. The jaguar once ranged from the southwestern United States to southern Argentina. Now, except in the still-vast rainforest of the Amazon basin, jaguars are very rare, their numbers having been drastically reduced by big-game hunters and the vanishing habitat. - Robert Bateman

Shadows of the Rainforest - Conservation Edition.
Cert.of Authenticity included

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asking $750.00 CDN
contact: dpoulsom@telusplanet.net

The cougar is, of course, one of the few great hunters left among the ranks of North American wildlife. The cougar is now extinct in most of his original range, but in some areas, particularly in the west, it is doing quite well. - Robert Bateman

Size 24" x 32"
ORIGINAL PAINTING custom framed as shown

asking $3000.00 cdn
john@revealcanada.ca
519 856-9602

Size 24" x 32"
ORIGINAL PAINTING custom framed as shown

asking $7000.00 cdn
john@revealcanada.ca
519 856-9602

Canvas size 28" x 42"
AP 5/36

SOLD OUT AT PUBLISHER

asking $2000.00 cdn
john@revealcanada.ca
519 856-9602

"We heard the orcas before we saw them. On the boat's hydrophone their squeals, squeaks, whistles and sighs sounded as if they were echoing in a cavernous space. Finally the mist lifted a little and we saw a phalanx of black dorsal fins not too far off - a family pod. Then the mist swallowed them up again. Perhaps one of the pods we glimpsed on that magical day of whale watching belonged to a whale that researchers have named Tsitika, an orca matriarch whose life history has given me a glimpse into the orca world. Tsitika and her family belong to the northern resident population of British Columbia killer whales. They have a remarkable social system that we are just beginning to understand." - Robert Bateman

Canvas size 28" x 42"
59/180 s/n

SOLD OUT AT PUBLISHER

asking $1800.00 cdn
john@revealcanada.ca
519 856-9602

"We heard the orcas before we saw them. On the boat's hydrophone their squeals, squeaks, whistles and sighs sounded as if they were echoing in a cavernous space. Finally the mist lifted a little and we saw a phalanx of black dorsal fins not too far off - a family pod. Then the mist swallowed them up again. Perhaps one of the pods we glimpsed on that magical day of whale watching belonged to a whale that researchers have named Tsitika, an orca matriarch whose life history has given me a glimpse into the orca world. Tsitika and her family belong to the northern resident population of British Columbia killer whales. They have a remarkable social system that we are just beginning to understand." - Robert Bateman

Canvas size 30" x 40"
4/180 s/n

SOLD OUT AT PUBLISHER

asking $1200.00 cdn
john@revealcanada.ca
519 856-9602

In the 1980s, we built a log cabin on a pond the beavers had made by damming a stream that flowed along the base of a cliff. This wall of Precambrian rock plunges to the water's edge. The pond is in a sheltered bowl and so the surface is almost always still. This produces a delightful view of cliff and reflections, always changing with the seasons and the time of day. Winter is one of our favorite times of year. From an artistic point of view, it gives the pleasure of large interlocking dark and light shades without the confusing green chaos of summertime. I want the viewer to enjoy the magic of the place and then to notice the wolf. A moment later, he will disappear. - Robert Bateman