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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Wood
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 33.1x48.8in
About this artwork
Striking painting of a leaping Eurasian Lynx. Once widespread across the whole of Europe, through habitate loss and hunting this beautiful animal became extinct in the UK in the 18th Century. There is a chance of reintroduction but is there territory left for them?
Painted in acrylic on one my charachteristic white angular panels. The measurements for height relates to the largest length.
Signed on the back, the painting is read to hang on the wall… with sheavy duty picture cord on d-rings.
Painted in acrylic on one my charachteristic white angular panels. The measurements for height relates to the largest length.
Signed on the back, the painting is read to hang on the wall… with sheavy duty picture cord on d-rings.
Hazel Mountford
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« Creating wonder, connections and respect. »
UK based artist Hazel Mountford works convey her anatomical knowledge, intense passion and love of fauna. Living and working in an urban environment her artworks explore the complicated dynamics between humans and the natural world. Our worlds are entwined, an evolving jigsaw of competition and harmony.
Her artworks are like a stage from which the animals peer out, fixing the viewer with an intense gaze and establishing a strong connection. Vividly detailed skin, fur and feathers are expertly sculptured to lifelike effect. Working on wood Hazel's pieces convey the texture and movement of her quarry.
Hazel's prize winning artworks have been exhibited internationally and widely published.
Her artworks are like a stage from which the animals peer out, fixing the viewer with an intense gaze and establishing a strong connection. Vividly detailed skin, fur and feathers are expertly sculptured to lifelike effect. Working on wood Hazel's pieces convey the texture and movement of her quarry.
Hazel's prize winning artworks have been exhibited internationally and widely published.