Denis Mayer Jr Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Canvas Giclee:"Time to Protect"
Artist: Denis Mayer Jr
Title:Time to Protect
Size: 9.25" x 14" - Additional sizes and mediums will be listed for selection from the Drop down box.
Edition Size: Artist Hand Signed and numbered Limted Edition, COA included.
Medium: Giclee on Canvas
About the Art: After seeing the documentary "Earth" I was truly inspired and emotionally committed to paintinga mother polar bear in her natural habitat. Like many other people, I had seen paintings depicted in snowy and icy conditions but my desire was to paint the subject in a Churchill Manitoba setting. I have enjoyed painting twigs, grass and rocks, so a Churchill Manitoba scenery was attractive and enticing.I deliberately painted a mother with only one cub to emphasize the effects that the climate changes have had on the polar bear population. In optimal conditions, it is usual for a polar bear to give birth to up to three cubs. Recently, however, we have seen dramatic changes in the number of births due to the hostile environment. This portrayal of the mother and cub is representative of what a mother has to do to protect her only living cub as well as serving as a reminder to next generations to respect and protect these magnificent white giants of our cold, northern lands.How can one resist the love in the eyes of the cub begging for protection? We all need to take action now!
Title:Time to Protect
Size: 9.25" x 14" - Additional sizes and mediums will be listed for selection from the Drop down box.
Edition Size: Artist Hand Signed and numbered Limted Edition, COA included.
Medium: Giclee on Canvas
About the Art: After seeing the documentary "Earth" I was truly inspired and emotionally committed to paintinga mother polar bear in her natural habitat. Like many other people, I had seen paintings depicted in snowy and icy conditions but my desire was to paint the subject in a Churchill Manitoba setting. I have enjoyed painting twigs, grass and rocks, so a Churchill Manitoba scenery was attractive and enticing.I deliberately painted a mother with only one cub to emphasize the effects that the climate changes have had on the polar bear population. In optimal conditions, it is usual for a polar bear to give birth to up to three cubs. Recently, however, we have seen dramatic changes in the number of births due to the hostile environment. This portrayal of the mother and cub is representative of what a mother has to do to protect her only living cub as well as serving as a reminder to next generations to respect and protect these magnificent white giants of our cold, northern lands.How can one resist the love in the eyes of the cub begging for protection? We all need to take action now!
