'Playtime'
Limited Edition Print number 67 of 195
Price includes UK delivery
Jonathan Truss (b.1960 )
£215.00 Regular Price
£145.00Sale Price
- Superb, beautifully framed, limited edition fine art giclee print on canvas on board, depicting two young elephant calves at a watering hole. Entitled 'Playtime', this is a wonderful example of the highly desirable work, of one of the world's leading wildlife artist Jonathan Truss (b.1960 ).Jonathan Truss was born in London, and began his professional career as a musician, actor & cabaret artiste, before establishing himself as one of the world's leading wildlife artists. He regularly camps in the wild game parks of Botswana, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia in search of his subjects to paint, and has conducted art safaris across 5 continents. He has illustrated and co-authored books, made over 100 television appearances, and featured in national and international magazines. He is a member of The Society of Animal Artists, has won numerous awards for his paintings, including BBC Wildlife Artist of the Year, has exhibited widely, and his works feature in collections the world over.- Signed and numbered by the artist, lower right
- Number 67 of only 195 copies ever produced
- Comes with Certificate of Authenticity verso- Beautifully framed and ready to hang, in a two-toned dark brown moulded gallery frame with a wide ebonised moulded slip- Image size 35.5cm x 28cm (approx. 14 inches x 11 inches)- Frame size 55.5cm x 48cm (approx. 21 7/8 inches x 18 7/8 inches)- If you have any questions about this item, please contact us and we will respond within an hour
- This limited edition print is in excellent condition- The frame has some very minor nibbles to the corners, these have been touched up (please see images above), otherwise it is in excellent condition
- Excellent investment- Would make an original gift
- This limited edition print will be packaged very carefully to prevent any damage during shipping- Please contact us for European and Worldwide shipping prices
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