Derk Hansen A Passing Storm

Derk Hansen A Passing StormDerk Hansen paints a pair of majestic eagles soaring through a foggy mountain ravine after A PASSING STORM. Bald Eagles can fly up to an altitude of 10,000 feet, and maintain a hunting area of up to 10,000 acres. Since the pair in this print is flying so closely together, they are probably a mating pair. Bald eagles mate for life and like to next in very tall large trees, typically near a lake or river for a ready supply of fish. This open edition

but for now it is moving day

The John Deere tractor and combine will get a lot of use this year

was killed in the Siege of Khe Sanh during the Vietnam War in 1968

This is another one of Mark Daehlin's prints where he captures the moon beautifully

Nostalgic rural America by Dave Barnhouse

Winter Refuge is available

Dawn's Early Light is available in three different sizes with two signature options

Derk Hansen's SIBERIAN HUNTER is a print of a Siberian Tiger that is so real it almost looks like a photograph

In Terry Redlin's wildlife print OVER THE BLOWDOWN a flock of Canadian geese attempt to land in a lake against the sharp winds of an early winter storm

It's a beautiful landscape shot that Mark Daehlin has captured here

A great nostalgic Harley Davidson print from Dave Barnhouse

This is an open encore edition print