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The Three Amigos
by Rod Frederick
“These Blue-and-gold Macaws can expect to live for over 70 years,” says
Rod Frederick. “Rainforests present their inhabitants with a relatively
consistent weather and food supply. Over the millennia, birds like
these Macaws have adapted to that by producing fewer young and living
longer. Birds from more northern climates that contend with
inconsistent seasonal weather and shifting food supplies have adapted
to the potential of shorter life spans with a greater rate of
reproduction.These three rainforest denizens can count on being friends
for quite a long time.”
Greenwich Workshop Fine Art
Giclée Canvas:
limited to 75 s/n.
13"w x 24"h.
$475
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Arriving March 2008

Maxfield's Garden
by Bonnie Marris
The first year of a foal’s life is essential to its development into a
strong and healthy adult horse. For the first few months, the mare will
devote her energy to protecting her foal from predators and the
elements and from other curious horses in the herd. After three months
or so the mare will assume the role of teacher for her foal. By
carefully observing its mother’s behavior, the foal will gain a gentle
introduction to finding food and water, recognizing danger and social
dynamics within the herd. Like a human mother, the mare assesses her
foal’s needs and provides for them with a tenderness that touches the
heart.
Bonnie Marris’ wildlife family scenes echo human experiences that are
both beautiful and universal. Like Queen Anne’s
Lace, her popular mother-and-foal scene,
Maxfield’s Garden is a sweet tribute to the most perfect bond
of all.
Greenwich Workshop Fine Art
Giclée Canvas:
limited to 50 s/n.
35"w x 35"h (unstretched).
$995
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Greenwich Workshop Fine Art
Giclée Canvas:
limited to 100 s/n.
24"w x 24"h.
$595
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Arriving January 2008
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