Posts Tagged "Black Bear Paintings"
3734 – Treed
3734 -Treed Acrylic on Canvas 7 x 5 inches PRIVATE COMMISSION I was commissioned to paint this little black bear up a tree after the client learned the one they were hoping to buy was already sold. Although similar image to the one she liked, this bear ended up with a distinctive expression and the woodland setting is also different. Share and Enjoy...
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3734 – Treed Acrylic on Canvas 7 x 5 inches, unframed COMMISSION A friend who fell in love with my bear paintings, commissioned this little guy up a tree and a little insecure. Share and Enjoy...
Read More3726 Playtime in Queen Anne’s Lace
3726 Play Time in Queen Anne’s Lace Acrylic on Canvas 11 x 14 inches, unframed Momma Bear gets to rest while her rambunctious cubs burn off some energy play fighting. Mother bears are affectionate, protective, devoted, strict, sensitive and attentive to their young. Not unlike people, bears can be empathetic, fearful, joyful, playful, social and even altruistic. They’re all individuals and have unique personalities. (https://www.bearsmart.com/) Share and Enjoy...
Read More3706, 07, 08, 09 – Five Black Bears in Muskoka
3706 – Up a Tree 3707 – What you looking at? 3708 – Honest, that’s really what happened? 3709 – Don’t mess with me! Acrylic on Canvas All paintings 6 x 6 inches, Unframed Painted and donated for an art sale in support of The Children’s Foundation of Muskoka December 12, 2015. After the tragic shooting of a mother bear in Bracebridge, I was moved to create these paintings. Black bears are indigenous to Muskoka and at times appear in town searching for food. If left alone, they will wander off. Unfortunately, a trigger-happy man shot the mother when the family of bears appeared on his property. Bear cubs...
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