Family of Raccoons and Marsh Callas

The raccoon is sometimes considered a disturbing species, perhaps because of its intelligence and its adaptability allowing it to exploit the vicinity of humans to its advantage. This painting shows us a mother watching over her young while exploring the treasures of the pond. Wild flowers, called marsh callas, lend a poetic character to the work while situating the action in the natural habitat of raccoons. Notice the nipples on the female's belly. And in her shining eyes, we can perceive her desire to send us a message. Offered with or without a frame, the fine art giclée on canvas will bring the joy of an eternal spring to your home. The original painting is available.

360,00 $ CAD – 410,00 $ CAD

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Additional information

Type	Giclée
Signed and numbered	Yes
Edition	250
Support(s)	Canvas
Certificate of authenticity	Yes
Original painting available	Yes

 

Gisèle often observed raccoons when she lived in Berthierville. The species is present in Haute-Gaspésie, but in fewer numbers.
The original painting is a 24" x 36" (61 cm x 91 cm) oil on canvas. To reserve or purchase it, or simply obtain information, click here.