TIGER IN REPOSE, 2021
This piece is part of a series that highlights the importance of education and conservation. One is not possible without the other, and I hope that by painting these extinct or endagered animals surrounded by books that I can create dialog around what each of us can do to preserve and protect our planet.
This piece was inspired by a visit to the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo.
Tigers are in big trouble because of deforestation and poaching. As their habitat is cleared for farming and palm oil plantations, the tiger population is dropping. Improved monitoring and pressure on the Indonesian government may help.
You can choose to buy products that use only sustainable palm oil, which preserves native forests for tigers and other rare animals.
There are an estimated 400 to 600 Sumatran tigers left in the wild.
Painting by Alexandra Hall measures 36"x48"x2".
This is an original acrylic painting on gallery-wrapped canvas.
Copyright does not transfer with purchase.
Artist owns rights to reproductions and image.'Tiger in Repose' ©2020, Alexandra Hall, All Rights Reserved.
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