David Maass Late Autumn-Pheasants

David Maass Late Autumn-PheasantsIn the David Maass print LATE AUTUMN PHEASANTS three pheasants are flushed out of their hiding place in a recently harvested cornfield. Ringneck pheasants are probably the most popular upland game bird in all of North America. Ring necked pheasants are popular game birds normally found in areas of farm fields and native grasslands which create an ideal habitat. They are often seen along rural roadsides, in overgrown or recently harvested fields, and

Great gift for collector of Terry Redlin art

these boys and girls are treating patients with the utmost care

stole the show

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This signed and numbered limited edition print comes in an unframed image size of 20" x 11"

wheels clattering and then we saw the cloud of dust and the flashing lights approaching us at break neck speed

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This Jim Hansel print show the wood ducks take off in flight from a backwater slough

She never got dirty

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