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Giclée Canvas by John Banovich

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Giclée Canvas by John Banovich
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JOHN BANOVICH is among the world`s most renowned wildlife artists. His award-winning original paintings are owned and exhibited by noteworthy organizations, corporate collections and museums as well as important private collections across the globe. His life and work have been featured in countless international publications. Through his artwork and the Banovich Wildscapes Foundation, John has supported conservation and humanitarian efforts in India, Russia, North America and Africa, earning several awards for this work. The Banovich Wildscapes Foundation promotes scientific research and conservation education; facilitates habitat protection and restoration projects; develops creative and respectful partnerships to fund conservation programs; and creates opportunities to build long-term community economic well-being. “GRIZZLY ENCOUNTER II” S/N (7/50) LIMITED EDITION GICLÉE CANVAS by JOHN BANOVICH is a sequel of sorts to his very popular 2002 “Grizzly Encounter” painting, and measures 21”x40” (28”x47” framed), and is rendered in landscape (horizontal) orientation while the original was done in portrait (vertical) form. Says John about this painting, “On a recent trip to northern British Columbia Canada, near the border of the Yukon, a close friend had a successful morning hunting moose. We had seen sign of bear on this trip but fortunately they kept their distance that morning. I often visualized what it might look like had the only winner here had been the grizzly. In any grizzly encounter the terms are always dictated by the Bear!”
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