Guy Combes Oversized MasterWork™ Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas:"Passage of Promise"
Artist: Guy Combes
Title: Passage of Promise
Size: 42"w x 27 "h /66 "w x 42 "h / 84"w x 54 "h
Edition: Artist Hand Signed and Numbered, Limited to 50/25/15 with COA.
Medium: Canvas Giclee
About the Art: Amboseli elephant herds with Kilimanjaro in the background. Proceeds from the sale of each of these prints go to Amboseli Trust for Elephants. ATE's research arm, the Amboseli Elephant Research Project, has made many important contributions to elephant research over the years. The knowledge gained from the AERP team has profoundly altered the way we think about, conserve and manage elephant populations. Our research has highlighted the ethical implications of dealing with sentient, long-lived, intelligent and social complex animals and our knowledge base provides powerful and authoritative support to elephant conservation and advocacy campaigns worldwide. For more than four decades AERP's presence has helped ensure the survival of the elephants as well as the Amboseli ecosystem. AERP research covers many areas including: social organization, behavior, demography, ecological dynamics, spatial analyses and mapping, communication, genetics, human-elephant interactions and cognition. Our long-term datasets underpin all these research topics.
Title: Passage of Promise
Size: 42"w x 27 "h /66 "w x 42 "h / 84"w x 54 "h
Edition: Artist Hand Signed and Numbered, Limited to 50/25/15 with COA.
Medium: Canvas Giclee
About the Art: Amboseli elephant herds with Kilimanjaro in the background. Proceeds from the sale of each of these prints go to Amboseli Trust for Elephants. ATE's research arm, the Amboseli Elephant Research Project, has made many important contributions to elephant research over the years. The knowledge gained from the AERP team has profoundly altered the way we think about, conserve and manage elephant populations. Our research has highlighted the ethical implications of dealing with sentient, long-lived, intelligent and social complex animals and our knowledge base provides powerful and authoritative support to elephant conservation and advocacy campaigns worldwide. For more than four decades AERP's presence has helped ensure the survival of the elephants as well as the Amboseli ecosystem. AERP research covers many areas including: social organization, behavior, demography, ecological dynamics, spatial analyses and mapping, communication, genetics, human-elephant interactions and cognition. Our long-term datasets underpin all these research topics.
