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A Prayer For The Wild Things By Bev Doolittle

By Bev Doolittle

A Prayer for the Wild Things by Bev Doolittle

A Indian Chief is standing on a rocky ledge in this Native American Indian First People fine art print for sale. In this painting the artist painted all kinds of animals hiding in the rocks and trees. Doolittle spent months researching Prayer for the Wild Things, incorporating 34 animal and bird spirits in all their strength, energy, and beauty. Then she joined Paul Winter along the Missouri river in Montana for a live recording session which would later be concluded in Yellowstone National Park, the Grand Tetons in Wyoming, and Montana's Glacier National Park. On location there, Winter played soprano saxophone to wolves, birds, and other animals.

"The music of Prayer for the Wild Things is intended to be a celebration of the spirit of these creatures," Winter says, "and the beauty of the wilderness in which they live." Now you can "hear the image" and "see the music" as you share Bev and Paul's respect and hope for the preservation of the natural world.

"When I sit at home in my art studio, I always have my CD player on. The music is more than a background; it is an inspiration. Paul Winter's music paints pictures of nature for me.

"Music and painting are two forms of art and all art is essentially a method by which we communicate on an emotional level. 'Prayer for the Wild Things' is our attempt to surround you with an emotional, visual and musical message concerning our place in the natural world and our connection to all wild things.

"Real art comes from the heart. In 'Prayer for the Wild Things, I've tried to express my feelings about our relationship with the wild animals we share this Earth with. Paul is doing the same thing in his own way, by reaching out with his music to touch our feelings. Paul and I have tried to express, in harmony, our love for all the wilderness and its creatures." ~ Bev Doolittle

A Prayer for the Wild Things by Bev Doolittle is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition paper print with a 28 x 21 vertical image size priced at $425 unframed with accompanying CD of Paul Winter's Prayer for the Wild Things

Order yours today. All artwork is professionally boxed and insured and guaranteed to arrive in mint condition. Wildlife Artist Bev Doolittle and hidden images in art prints for sale. This fine art print was published in October of 1993.

Types	Dimensions	Edition Size	Price	Cart
Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Print	28 x 21 Image Size	65000	$425.00

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