POLAR BEAR AND FOX SERIGRAPH 637/695/DA ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR Alaska's mining relcs make a
Description
Alaska's mining relcs make a great subject for a morning spent painting on Douglas Island's Sandy Beach
Elizabeth prefers the sharper details as portrayed in the paintings of Deer Mountain
Image with colored mat: 31" x 13"
Image size: 19 1/4" x 24 1/2"
Jeff Schultz is a photographer and Jon Van Zyle is an artist
POLAR BEAR AND FOX SERIGRAPH 637/695/DA ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR Alaska's mining relcs make aSigned and numbered serigraph by the artist, Rie Munoz. Edition size: 695 Image size: 10 1 16"" x 12 11 16" According to Eskimo legend, at first the world was dark. There was no daylight. One day Fox said to Polar Bear: "Let there be light so I can see the animals I hunt." "No, said Polar Bear, I can sniff my prey. I like the dark." Finally it was agreed that there should be half daylight and half dark and that is how it has remained to this day.
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