Terry Redlin Hightailing

Terry Redlin HightailingIn this Terry Redlin print a couple of cottontail rabbits are "HIGHTAILING" it across an open field heading toward cover, running as fast as 18 MPH. They try to stay hidden during the day, coming out to feed mostly at night. In winter they are often forced to feed on twigs and bark. In high gear and heading for cover in the nearby brush, this pair of cottontail rabbits would be only a blur to the casual observer. This familiar animal received its name

This print is available as either a signed/number limited edition with certificate or as an open edition encore print

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Or has she just released a playful snowball

This print is signed and numbered and is available unframed in size 10

“In this painting Terry Redlin captures the romance of a snowy winter night with all the sparkle of the holiday season