Galapagos Tortoise IV Cheetah

Galapagos Tortoise IV CheetahGalapagos Tortoise IV by Gill Parker depicts the largest living tortoise species, the Galapagos Tortoise, native to the Galapagos Islands. Gills first bronzes were acquired by Garrard and Asprey in 1983, followed by her solo debut at the Sladmore Gallery in 1984. Now a leading sculptor of equine and wildlife subjects, her work, including major commissions like the life size bronze of Motivator at Ascot, is held in public, private, and Royal

Available framed as pictured

Framed size 30 by 39 inches approximately

His energetic

Measures: 61cm by 15cm by 15cm approximately

Paradise by artist Sarah Jackson captures tropical bird with vibrant blue and yellow feathers

Artwork Size 29 by 21 inches approximately

Josie is an established artist that often portrays animals in her work

Framed in a 3cm wide flat distressed warm silver moulding

The cloudy blue skies above harmonize with the range of vibrant blue tones of the sea below

a world that feels both elemental and profoundly atmospheric

quick and sharp

Limited Edition Size 595