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Ghost of the Mountains (Snow Leopard)

Ghost of the Mountains (Snow Leopard)

Patricia M. Mansell Nanaimo, BC
15x30inunframed
Price

Not For Sale

Free pickup is available from our Vancouver Gallery, or shipping can be provided for additional cost.
We also offer an installment payment program and art installation services: contact us for more details.
About the Artwork

"Snow leopards are also known as "Ghosts of the Mountains" - they are elegant and elusive. Perfectly adapted to the cold, barren landscape of their high-altitude home.

Hunting, habitat loss and declines in natural prey are amongst the greatest threats to the species. Climate change also threatens Snow Leopards, as rising global temperatures can severely impact alpine habitat and prey.

This Snow Leopard peers out from a craggy rock ledge. The animal’s spotted grey and beige fur allows it to blend in almost completely with the rocks, making the cat a nearly invisible hunter – a true “Ghost of the Mountains”.

Patricia M. Mansell
Artist

Technique:Acrylic on Canvas
Details & Dimensions
Edition:Original, one of a kind artwork
Unframed Size:15in x 30in
Frame:Not framed
Weight:3.2lbs (estimated)
Shipping & Purchase
Free pickup is available from our Vancouver Gallery, or shipping can be provided for additional cost.
Standard shipping is via Canada Post ground. Typically, packages sent within Canada are received in 5-12 days. For expedited shipping, please contact us for a quote.
A payment program is available with three equal installments- we can work together to support artists and your budget! Contact us for details.

Patricia M. Mansell

Nanaimo, British Columbia

My journey as a Wildlife Artist is one of constant learning. Choosing subjects, learning about their struggles as a species, developing ideas for how best to paint them are ongoing for every painting - bringing that image out in paint is an absolute joy and so rewarding.

"“One of the strengths of wildlife art is its ability to tell stories. In my paintings I try to bring out the individuality of each animal as it goes about its everyday life - I use my brush to tell their stories.""

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