Bear Painting - Hoedown on the Tundra by Phyllis Kaltenbach

Hoedown on the Tundra is a painting by Phyllis Kaltenbach which was uploaded on March 26th, 2013.

Hoedown on the Tundra

Bears dancing on the Tundra. Tim Grams took a wonderful photo of Dancing Bear. He had seen a bear headed up the road to somewhere. He was pretty sure... more

by Phyllis Kaltenbach

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Price

$350

Dimensions

12.000 x 16.000 x 1.500 inches

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Title

Hoedown on the Tundra

Artist

Phyllis Kaltenbach

Medium

Painting - Acrylic On Canvas Painting

Description

Bears dancing on the Tundra. Tim Grams took a wonderful photo of "Dancing Bear". He had seen a bear headed up the road to somewhere. He was pretty sure where, so he went to that spot and waited. Sure enough, along came the bear, saw Tim, and stood up. During a moments hesitation, as the bear stared at Tim, with one foot slightly raised, Tim got a wonderful capture of the bear. With his bear as a model, and his idea for the title of my painting, I painted this painting of "Hoedown on the Tundra". Thank you, Tim.
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March 26th, 2013