The Story
Size:31 x 23 in.
This original sketch artwork by Pip McGarry, titled "The Fab Four", measures 17" x 9" and showcases a group of four tiger cubs resting together. The detailed pencil drawing captures the playful yet serene expressions of the cubs, each depicted with exquisite attention to texture and light, characteristic of Pip’s style. Known for his exceptional wildlife portraits, Pip has once again brought his subject to life, offering viewers an intimate glimpse of these majestic creatures in a peaceful moment.
Pip McGarry has built an international reputation as one of the leading wildlife artists over the course of 30 successful years. His work is deeply inspired by his expeditions to Africa, where he sources much of the imagery for his incredible animal portraits. Pip has worked extensively as a broadcaster, campaigner, and educator, hosting the TV series "A Brush with the Wild" alongside Anneka Rice. His involvement with wildlife conservation is reflected not only in his art but also in his role as a judge for the BBC’s "Wildlife Artist of the Year" and through his wildlife charity, WildSave.
Pip has been the Artist in Residence at Marwell Zoological Park since 1999 and his works have sold at renowned auction houses, including Christie's and Sotheby's.
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Size:31 x 23 in.
This original sketch artwork by Pip McGarry, titled "The Fab Four", measures 17" x 9" and showcases a group of four tiger cubs resting together. The detailed pencil drawing captures the playful yet serene expressions of the cubs, each depicted with exquisite attention to texture and light, characteristic of Pip’s style. Known for his exceptional wildlife portraits, Pip has once again brought his subject to life, offering viewers an intimate glimpse of these majestic creatures in a peaceful moment.
Pip McGarry has built an international reputation as one of the leading wildlife artists over the course of 30 successful years. His work is deeply inspired by his expeditions to Africa, where he sources much of the imagery for his incredible animal portraits. Pip has worked extensively as a broadcaster, campaigner, and educator, hosting the TV series "A Brush with the Wild" alongside Anneka Rice. His involvement with wildlife conservation is reflected not only in his art but also in his role as a judge for the BBC’s "Wildlife Artist of the Year" and through his wildlife charity, WildSave.
Pip has been the Artist in Residence at Marwell Zoological Park since 1999 and his works have sold at renowned auction houses, including Christie's and Sotheby's.
