The Art of Taste: Exploring What You Truly Enjoy
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High-Resolution Digital Print
Zambezi River’s reference photo was taken in Zambia in 1965. The camera was on the Zimbabwe side of the Zambezi. The original work lives in South Africa.
Artist notes: From outside, the separation of ‘normal-life’ and ‘wildlife’ in Africa is often a beautiful blur. This picture does not frame elephants on the landscape. It gives the feeling that the landscape and elephants are one and equal.
Original Artwork: 24" x 34", Acrylic on Hardboard, 2024.
File Quality: Studio Grade: 231 MB tif
$49.00 USD
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