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$1,330.00The Story
Size:23 x 19 in.
The original painting titled "Conference at Marabou Pan"by Pip McGarry is a captivating wildlife scene depicting elephants gathering at a waterhole. Measuring 14" x 10" inches, this piece is framed in an elegant black and silver wooden frame that complements the richness of the scene.
Pip McGarry, a globally renowned wildlife artist, transports the viewer to the African wilderness, capturing the raw beauty and majesty of elephants in their natural habitat. His attention to detail, texture, and the light of the savanna creates a lifelike portrayal that invites the audience into a quiet moment in the life of these gentle giants.
As one of the leading artists in his field, Pip sources his inspiration directly from the African plains, often embarking on expeditions to observe and photograph wildlife. His extensive career spans over 30 years, during which he has also become a respected broadcaster, conservationist, and educator. He has judged the BBC's ‘Wildlife Artist of the Year’ four times and has guided over 30 safari expeditions for artists and photographers, adding to the depth of his knowledge and authenticity in his works.
Pip has achieved international recognition for his animal portraits, with his works selling at prestigious auctions like Christie’s and Sotheby’s for up to £85,000. He has also contributed significantly to wildlife conservation efforts through his charity, WildSave, raising hundreds of thousands of pounds.
"Conference at Marabou Pan" stands as a testament to Pip McGarry’s profound passion for wildlife, offering a serene yet powerful glimpse into the natural world.
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Size:23 x 19 in.
The original painting titled "Conference at Marabou Pan"by Pip McGarry is a captivating wildlife scene depicting elephants gathering at a waterhole. Measuring 14" x 10" inches, this piece is framed in an elegant black and silver wooden frame that complements the richness of the scene.
Pip McGarry, a globally renowned wildlife artist, transports the viewer to the African wilderness, capturing the raw beauty and majesty of elephants in their natural habitat. His attention to detail, texture, and the light of the savanna creates a lifelike portrayal that invites the audience into a quiet moment in the life of these gentle giants.
As one of the leading artists in his field, Pip sources his inspiration directly from the African plains, often embarking on expeditions to observe and photograph wildlife. His extensive career spans over 30 years, during which he has also become a respected broadcaster, conservationist, and educator. He has judged the BBC's ‘Wildlife Artist of the Year’ four times and has guided over 30 safari expeditions for artists and photographers, adding to the depth of his knowledge and authenticity in his works.
Pip has achieved international recognition for his animal portraits, with his works selling at prestigious auctions like Christie’s and Sotheby’s for up to £85,000. He has also contributed significantly to wildlife conservation efforts through his charity, WildSave, raising hundreds of thousands of pounds.
"Conference at Marabou Pan" stands as a testament to Pip McGarry’s profound passion for wildlife, offering a serene yet powerful glimpse into the natural world.
