Protection
This is a one-of-a-kind, original oil painting on canvas of a doe and her fawn. These are Columbian black tailed deer that I saw when I was out walking in Sequim, Washington.
The deer in Sequim are ubiquitous, and they are often seen on the golf courses and in people's yards. My mother always hated them because they ate all of her plants and flowers, but I am always happy to see a wild thing - even the practically tame ones like these. This fawn was close to its Mama, and it wasn't sure what to make of me. The way its ears were held seemed to say "I don't think I trust you." I like how the position of their ears can be so expressive, even though the fawn probably heard something and turned one ear to hear it better.
This painting measures 48 x 48 inches. It was painted on a beautiful, gallery wrapped canvas that is 1 1/2 inches deep. The edges of the painting have been painted, so you don't need to frame it if you choose not to. It is wired and ready to hang. It has been signed by the artist (me).
Questions? Please send me an email at [email protected]
If you love this painting, make it yours today. It's the only one, and I don't repaint the same image more than once.
