A stylized timber wolf stands on grass with a colorful, swirling forest and vibrant sky in the background.
Limited edition fine art print "Heart of Courage" by Jeff Dillon, depicting a timber wolf standing on grass before a swirling forest and sky, displayed framed in a styled room setting.
Limited edition fine art print "Heart of Courage" by Jeff Dillon, depicting a timber wolf standing on grass before a swirling forest and sky, displayed framed in a styled room setting.
Limited edition print of original wolf painting "Heart Of Courage" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a timber wolf standing on grass, a swirling forest, vibrant sky, and stylized wildlife detail.
Original wolf painting "Heart Of Courage" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a timber wolf standing on grass before a swirling forest and sky.
Original wolf painting "Heart Of Courage" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a timber wolf standing on grass before a swirling forest and sky.
Original wolf painting "Heart Of Courage" by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon depicting a timber wolf standing on grass before a swirling forest and sky.
Limited edition fine art print "Heart of Courage" by Jeff Dillon depicting a timber wolf standing on grass before a swirling forest and sky.

#162 "Heart Of Courage"

$133
SKU: MP-162-E1
Vrsta:Muzejski papir za giclée tisak
Veličina:12" x 16"
Print No. 3 of 100
Original Painting: Size 48" x 36" , Date August 2019

Forest atmosphere and quiet vigilance come together in this limited edition fine art print reproduced from an original work by Canadian artist Jeff Dillon. The poised timber wolf, weathered tree, and layered earth tones preserve the calm strength and natural balance found within the original heavy body acrylic painting.

This timber wolf is standing guard, positioned in front of the inviting trunk of an ancient tree, possibly the entrance to its den. We don’t know if it is protecting its territory or pack, but it is certainly the watcher of its group. The wolf’s sturdy form is detailed in soft cream and muted slate tones. Although the wolf’s coat is lighter in colour than its surroundings, it blends naturally into the forest backdrop through shared earthy browns and weathered woodland hues.
~ Dio Jeff Dillonove trajne kolekcije izvorne suvremene kanadske umjetnosti. ~