Daniel Smith Handsigned and Numbered Limited Edition Canvas Giclee:"Summit Sanctuary"
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Artist: Daniel Smith
Title: Summit Sanctuary
Edition Size: Artist Signed and Numbered, limited to 75 (s/n)
Medium: Giclee on Canvas
Image Dimensions: 34"w x 17"h.
About the Art: Collectors of Daniel Smith's Fine Art Editions are already familiar with his astonishing versatility. This artist is not gathering moss painting the same one or two species. He is equally at home painting a bear in the water as he is a thundering herd of buffalo or a mountain lion poised to leap. The subject of Summit Sanctuary is the Dall sheep in a perfect alpine landscape that shows the high elevation these mountaineers prefer. The Dall sheep inhabit the subarctic mountain ranges of Alaska and the Canadian northwest and their adaptation to this rugged high country environment has ensured their survival for thousands of years. Storm clouds may gather on the ridge top but this group of three relaxes in a spot of sun, taking in what must be an expansive view below.
Title: Summit Sanctuary
Edition Size: Artist Signed and Numbered, limited to 75 (s/n)
Medium: Giclee on Canvas
Image Dimensions: 34"w x 17"h.
About the Art: Collectors of Daniel Smith's Fine Art Editions are already familiar with his astonishing versatility. This artist is not gathering moss painting the same one or two species. He is equally at home painting a bear in the water as he is a thundering herd of buffalo or a mountain lion poised to leap. The subject of Summit Sanctuary is the Dall sheep in a perfect alpine landscape that shows the high elevation these mountaineers prefer. The Dall sheep inhabit the subarctic mountain ranges of Alaska and the Canadian northwest and their adaptation to this rugged high country environment has ensured their survival for thousands of years. Storm clouds may gather on the ridge top but this group of three relaxes in a spot of sun, taking in what must be an expansive view below.
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