Wildlife 2021 While we’ve seen many changes over the past two years, Wildlife continues to be one of McGaw Graphics’ most popular image categories. The 2021 Wildlife Collection is our most extensive wildlife offering to date including over 200 images by 38 artists. This collection opens with over 100 brand new unreleased images shown alongside best sellers and newer gems added earlier this year, conveniently sorted by animal. As always, we have included a diverse array of animals and art media ranging from traditional to contemporary with emphasis on popular North American wildlife. In this collection we introduce new wildlife painters Clinton Jammer, Rita Kirkman and Molly Sims, along with new photographer Ju Riker. We also welcome new wildlife artists Beth Hoselton, Hilary Mayes, and Jimmy Dyer who we launched earlier this year. In addition to these new artists, we’ve added new works by artists Adam Smith, Benedicte Gele, Chad Poppleton, John Mullane, John Seerey-Lester, Karla Mann, David Graham, Matthew Hillier, Patty Voje, Richard Clifton, and photographers Art Wolfe and Barry Hart. We hope that you enjoy exploring this new collection! - Your friends at McGaw Graphics
How to use this book: • New images are marked with a blue “NEW” symbol. • In this catalog we’ve sorted the images by animal/species so that you can find just what you’re looking for. If you’d like to see more images by a certain artist, you can view all available prints by each artist on mcgawgraphics.com. • Most images are available on all 3 substrates (poster paper, giclée paper, and canvas). See mcgawgraphics.com to view available substrates for specific images. • If you are looking for more images of a certain animal, we have an extensive range of traditional and contemporary wildlife imagery available on our website, easily viewable by utilizing the links provided throughout this catalog.
Cover artwork (left to right): K1290 Rita Kirkman (page 28), S3204 John Seerey-Lester (page 49), J1171 Clinton Jammer (page 39), W2072 Art Wolfe (page 53), M3408 Hilary Mayes (page 21), J1170 Clinton Jammer (page 43), W2002 Christopher Walden (page 15), D3286 Kevin Daniel (page 44), H3253 Beth Hoselton (page 32) Opposite page:
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The Mountain and the Bear, J1172, Clinton Jammer, 7.5x12.5 up to 27x45 All images are copyrighted and property of their respective owners.
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“Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you.” Frank Lloyd Wright
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*NEW Wildlife Artists 2021 Clinton Jammer Clinton Jammer is a self-taught nature artist whose wildlife and landscape paintings are recognized internationally for their ultra high level of realistic detail. He moved to Muskoka in November 2018 where he opened his own art gallery in his home in Port Carling and paints from his home studio. Jammer began drawing in pen and ink when he was just a young boy, etching what was most certainly the beginnings of future paintings into the pages of his school notebooks. But it wasn’t until his late 20’s that he began to approach painting seriously. He’s been an avid supporter of nature and wildlife conservation throughout his 30-year art career. Over the years, he has helped raise tens of thousands of dollars for various organizations and causes through donated paintings and sponsored print sales. Jammer’s wildlife and landscape paintings have been displayed internationally at many prestigious exhibitions, including the Society of Animal Artists Annual Exhibition, the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year Exhibition, the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, the Artists for Conservation Annual Art Festival, and the McMichael Autumn Art Show. Today, Clinton Jammer’s work is available exclusively at Heart of Nature Gallery in Port Carling, which opened June 1, 2019.
Rita Kirkman Rita Kirkman’s paintings of animals have an unmistakable presence and a connection with the viewer. With a background in portraiture, she captures the spirit of each as an individual soul. Her process of underpainting the light forms a sense of place and depth that stimulates the imagination. The situations and expressions of her animals spark a human recognition within us. Kirkman (PSA, CPS, IAPS-EP) was born an artist and has been using pastel since she was 11 years old. Since 2003, she has consistently won major awards in national and international competitions. Her work has been featured in the Pastel Journal and the Pratique des Arts Spécial Pastel, and published in many others. She is a Signature member of the Pastel Society of America and an Eminent Pastelist with the International Association of Pastel Societies. Kirkman’s work is in public and private collections all over the world, including the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Europe, Japan, Africa and Australia.
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Ju Riker Ju Riker is a multidisciplinary visual artist based in Germany. Besides shooting for a major hospitality chain full-time, he enjoys taking his camera to the great outdoors. When he rediscovered the beauty of his rural birth town, he started to incorporate his musings into the frame rather than the whole scenery itself. That might explain why his photos have often been described as emotive and dreamlike. After all, his soft and minimalistic style aims to induce a meditative space for the heart. Ju’s work has been featured worldwide from exhibitions in Germany, Australia, and Singapore to band merchandise and staff-picks on art websites. He holds a Master of Arts in Media Studies and a Bachelor of Science in Geography.
Molly Sims From the time Molly Sims could hold a pencil, she loved to draw. Growing up in the Northwest, she spent a lot of time camping, fishing, hiking, and playing outside. All the time that she spent outdoors gave her a deep love and appreciation for the natural world and wildlife. Inspired by the beauty of the natural world, Sims primarily paints wildlife and birds. She finds that the light is what defines a subject and makes it interesting. Through her art she strives to help the viewer connect with nature and see how beautiful and precious it is. Sims has always loved animals and wants to be a voice for wildlife. Since there is such a variety of animals and birds out there, she will never run out of subject matter. Sims’ style is classical realism so that her subjects feel lifelike, and the viewer can connect with an animal’s spirit to see the beauty and innocence that she sees. Her images typically have a single focus and looser backgrounds, a painting style that works well with what she wants to accomplish. Sims is a member of Oil Painters of America (OPA), National Oil and Acrylic Painters of America (NOAPS), International Guild of Realism (IGOR), and Women Artists of the West (WAOW). She has participated in many of their national salon shows. Molly has sold her artwork to many private collectors nationwide.
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Songbirds 1.
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2. Spring Blossoms, H3221 Beth Hoselton 8x10 up to 48x60
4. Morning in Provence, H3223 Beth Hoselton 10.5x7.5 up to 28x20
5. Summer Breeze, H3226 Beth Hoselton 10.5x7.5 up to 24.5x17.5
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3. Summer Ballet, H3222 Beth Hoselton 10.5x7.5 up to 14x10 NEW
6. Misty Spring Bluebirds, C3332 Richard Clifton 9x5 up to 58.5x32.5
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A common visitor to backyard feeders, the American Goldfinch is the only finch species that molt twice a year. First they molt in the spring when the males get their bright yellow feathers, and then again at the end of summer when their darker feathers grow in.
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More than half of all bird species found throughout the world (around 4,000) are songbirds. Songbirds have more complicated voice boxes than other birds, which produce diverse and elaborate songs. These songs are especially musical, and often beautiful to our ears, and are used to attract mates or to establish their territories. 4.
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1. Spring Glory, H3224 Beth Hoselton 10.5x7.5 up to 49x35 NEW
4. Magnolia Light, H3259 Beth Hoselton 10x8 up to 60x48
2. Summer Solstice, H3220 Beth Hoselton 8x10 up to 48x60 NEW
5. Treasures of Spring, H3260 Beth Hoselton 10.5x8.25 up to 63x49.5
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3. Romantic Retreat, H3252 Beth Hoselton 11.25x8.75 up to 63x49
6. Autumn Morning, H3230 Beth Hoselton 10x8 up to 50x40
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2. White-Booted Racket-Tail Hummingbird, W2067 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 44x66
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3. Fawn-Breasted Brilliant Hummingbird, W2068 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 44x66 4. Golden Opportunity, H3225 Beth Hoselton 8x10 up to 32x40 NEW
5. Evening Meadow, S3205 John Seerey-Lester 6x12 up to 30x60
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Hummingbirds are the smallest migrating birds. They typically migrate alone instead of in flocks like other species, traveling up to 500 miles at a time. 4.
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1. A Rosy Outlook, H3251 Beth Hoselton 12x9 up to 48x36 3. Chickadees, B1102 Carl Brenders 13.5x6 up to 27x12
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5. Rail Fence Blues, C3333 Richard Clifton 12x6 up to 50x25
7. Winter Harmony, K1094 Mark Kelso 8x10 up to 20x25
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2. Greater Spotted Woodpeckers, M3554 Hilary Mayes 12x10 up to 60x50 4. Winter Joy, H3235 Beth Hoselton 9x12 up to 48x64 NEW
6. Bulfinches, M3553 Hilary Mayes 12x6 up to 50x25
8. Blue Jays, D3282 Kevin Daniel 9x12 up to 36x48
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Northern cardinals are monogamous, and pairs usually stay together year round.
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2. Adelie Penguin, W2047 Art Wolfe 5x9 up to 25x45
4. Gentoo and Chinstrap Penguins, W2048 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 36x54
5. Speedy Retreat, S3217 Molly Sims 6x12 up to 30x60
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The sanderling is one of the world’s most common shorebirds. While they nest only in the High Arctic, sanderlings are easy to find on temperate and tropical sandy beaches throughout the world from fall through spring. 5.
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6. Cluck Queue, M3425 Hilary Mayes 12x6 up to 60x30
7. Puffins, M3424 Hilary Mayes 6x12 up to 30x60
8. Sanderlings, C3123 Richard Clifton 7.5x12.5 up to 33x55
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10. Pelicans, W2002 Christopher Walden 7x12 up to 35x60
11. Winter Retreat (detail), F481r Larry E. Fanning 24x26 on 28x30
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Herons 1. In the Light, C3335 Richard Clifton 7.5x12 up to 42.5x68
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2. On the Lookout, S3216 Molly Sims 10.5x8.25 up to 63x49.5
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3. Marsh Watch, C3116 Richard Clifton 10x10 up to 52x52 4. Heron, H3261 Matthew Hillier 7.5x12 up to 35x56
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5. Across the Marsh, C3334 Richard Clifton 9x5 up to 22.5x12.5
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Herons are excellent flyers and can reach up to 30 miles per hour. They can be differentiated from storks and cranes as herons fly with their neck curled in an S-shape, while their legs dangle behind their body. 16
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The bald eagle has been the national symbol of the United States since 1782. It had been on the brink of extinction due to hunting and pollution, but has made a comeback following protective laws created in 1940. While a bald eagle’s white head may make it look bald, the name actually comes from an old English word, “balde,” meaning white. 3.
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3. Shrouded Forest, S683 Daniel Smith 10x8 up to 54x36 4. Gooseberry Falls, D3280 Kevin Daniel 12x8 up to 66x44 5. Glacier Majesty, D3281 Kevin Daniel 8x10 up to 48x60 6. Through the Firs, P642p Ron Parker 19.25x33.25 on 24x36
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Owls 1. Barn Owl in the Barn, M3409 Hilary Mayes 10x12 up to 50x60 NEW
3. Great Gray Owlets, W2063 Art Wolfe 11.25x8.75 up to 63x49
5. Barn Owl in Flight, M3411 Hilary Mayes 8x10 up to 48x60
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4. Great Gray Owl in Tree, W2064 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 44x66 6. Barn Owl, M3408 Hilary Mayes 10.5x8.25 up to 49x38.5
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While most owls sleep during the day and hunt at night, the snowy owl is active during the day, especially in the summertime, tending to be most active at dawn and dusk. 20
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The Great Gray Owl is the largest species of owl in the world. Among all predatory birds, it has the largest facial disc and it also lacks ear tufts. This bighead owl also has the longest tail among all owl species.
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3. Night Vision, M3420 Hilary Mayes 8x12 up to 36x54
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4. Great Gray Owl On Branch, W2065 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 44x66 5. European Eagle Owl, M3422 Hilary Mayes 12x10 up to 60x50 6. Tawny Owl, M3412 Hilary Mayes 12x9 up to 48x36
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7. Ferruginous Pygmy Owl, W2066 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 44x66
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The eyes of the owl are so large that they are unable to move in their sockets so they must move their entire head instead.
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1. Snowy Watch, S3208 John Seerey-Lester 6x12 up to 36x72
3. Harris Hawk, M3419 Hilary Mayes 12x10 up to 60x50
2. Owl Family, M3423 Hilary Mayes 9x12 up to 36x48 4. Goshawk, M3413 Hilary Mayes 10x8 up to 50x40
5. Peregrine Falcon, M3427 Hilary Mayes 10x8 up to 60x48
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Fast in flight, some hawks can attain speeds of over 150 mph when diving. They are also equipped with excellent hearing, and their vision is the best in the entire animal kingdom, with visual acuity at eight times that of humans. 1.
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Baby ANIMALS 1. After a Rain, D3406 Jimmy Dyer 10x10 up to 24x24
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3. Golden Innocence, S3214 Molly Sims 10.5x8.25 up to 63x49.5 4. Lady Tex, K1295 Rita Kirkman 10x10 up to 52x52
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5. Legacy, D3410 Jimmy Dyer 10x10 up to 30x30
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7. Castor and Pollux, K1291 Rita Kirkman 10x10 up to 52x52
8. Springtime Serenade, K1308 Rita Kirkman 12x6 up to 72x36 NEW
9. Doe and Fawn, K1307 Rita Kirkman 12x6 up to 72x36
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5. A Future Promise, K1290 Rita Kirkman 8.25x10.5 up to 49.5x63
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7. 6. 6. Big Daddy, K1280 Rita Kirkman 10x10 up to 52x52
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7. Timid Twins, K1287 Rita Kirkman 12x8 up to 66x44 8. Colby, K1297 Rita Kirkman 10x10 up to 52x52
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9. Double Trouble, K1288 Rita Kirkman 10x10 up to 52x52
8. 10. Calf Face, D3384 Jimmy Dyer 10x10 up to 52x52 NEW
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12. Three...Five...Seven, K1299 Rita Kirkman 10x8 up to 60x48
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Both male Longhorn bulls and female heifers have horns.
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3. Just Keep Swimming, S3219 Molly Sims 12x9 up to 48x36
4. Great Gray Owl Family, W2062 Art Wolfe 11.25x8.75 up to 63x49 NEW
5. In Your Footsteps, R3068 Ju Riker 8x12 up to 44x66
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6. I Dream Therefore I Am, R3067 Ju Riker 10x10 up to 52x52 7. Kitten, M3426 Hilary Mayes 12x9 up to 48x36 8. Daydreamer, H2162 Barry Hart 9x12 up to 48x64
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1. Arctic Evening, H3253 Beth Hoselton 10x10 up to 36x36
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3. A New Dynasty, H3231 Beth Hoselton 12x6 up to 40x20 NEW
5. Keeping Pace, S3206 John Seerey-Lester 8x12 up to 44x66
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The panda is one of the world’s rarest mammals, with only about 1,800 of these black-and-white bear relatives currently living in the wild. 32
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Brown Bear Cubs Playing, W2071 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 44x66
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1. 2. 1. Close to Mom (detail), B4078 Carl Brenders 10x10 up to 42x42 2. Being Curious, D3284 Kevin Daniel 12x9 up to 40x30 3. New Discoveries, D2021 Kevin Daniel 8x12 up to 44x66
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5. Brown Bear Family, W2069 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 44x66 NEW
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2. High Adventure (detail), B1360 Carl Brenders 12x8 up to 66x44 NEW
3. Brown Bear Nursing Cubs, W2070 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 44x66
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6. Woodland Lullaby, H3257 Beth Hoselton 9x12 up to 48x64
7. Den Mother (detail), B1005 Carl Brenders 12x9 up to 48x36
8. Young Playmates, S3209 Molly Sims 12x9 up to 64x48
9. Simple Pleasures, W604 Art Wolfe 7.5x10.5 up to 35x49
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10. Brother Wolf (detail), S4176 Daniel Smith 10x10 up to 52x52
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1. Crystal Dawn, H3258 Beth Hoselton 9x12 up to 24x32
3. Winter Sentinels, H3232 Beth Hoselton 10x8 up to 60x48
2. Dream Drive, M3228 Bruce Miller 10x10 up to 36x36 NEW
4. Whose Woods These Are, M3556 John Mullane 7x13 up to 38.5x71.5
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White-tailed deer have been recorded running through the forest at speeds up to 30 miles per hour and jumping fences nearly 8 feet tall.
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5. Sharp Dressed Man, J1171 Clinton Jammer 7.5x12 up to 35x56
7. Woodland Sentry, D2024 Kevin Daniel 10x8 up to 63x49.5
6. Bedding Down, D3283 Kevin Daniel 12x10 up to 60x50
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Despite being the smallest of the North American deer, white-tailed deer can still hold their own in terms of weight. A mature buck may weigh anywhere from 200 to 300 pounds, while females show much more variety in size, averaging 90 to 200 pounds.
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5. Breaking the Calm, G2745 David Graham 8x12 up to 36x54
6. October Rendezvous, F613 Larry E. Fanning F613sfd: 12x18 on 13x19 F613r: 23x32 on 28x36 F613w: 36x50 on 40x54 7. Calm Before the Challenge, B1731 Carl Brenders 8x12 up to 45.5x65
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5. Ladies Man, M3550 Bonnie Marris 4x12 up to 12x36
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The distinctive elk bugle sound is made when the bull elk moves both his lips and his nostrils, creating a sound that is both a roar and a whistle. 5.
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6. Prime, K1305 Rita Kirkman 10x10 up to 52x52
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In 2016 the American bison was named the national mammal of the United States, joining the ranks of the Bald Eagle as the official symbol of the USA.
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Canines Did you know?
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Gray wolves are known as keystone predators because they help maintain a balanced ecosystem. Their diet consists of ungulates (large hoofed mammals) such as elk, deer, moose, and caribou, as well as smaller mammals like beavers and rabbits. Because gray wolves eliminate only weak animals, herds become stronger and healthier as a whole. 3.
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2. South American Gray Fox, W2074 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 44x66 3. Strong and Free, W2003 Derek Wicks 10x10 up to 30x30 4. Presence, D3288 Kevin Daniel 9x12 up to 36x48
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5. Winter Realm, H3233 Beth Hoselton 7.5x10.5 up to 35x49 6. Soulmates (detail), F409r Larry E. Fanning 21x31.75 on 26x36 7. Mountain Ranger, W575 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 24x36
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Wolves will howl as a way to call to another pack or warn of danger. When a pack of wolves howls, it can be heard from ten miles away.
2. Masked Wolf, S3211 Molly Sims 10.5x8.25 up to 63x49.5
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4. Breaking Cover, J1167 Clinton Jammer 10x8 up to 50x40
5. Woodland Pride, W359 Art Wolfe 10.5x7.5 up to 66.5x47.5 NEW
6. Winter Poise, J1207 Clinton Jammer 7x12 up to 42x72
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1. Settled Down, S3220 Adam Smith 9x12 up to 48x64
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2. Red Fox, W2075 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 36x54
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3. Intense Gaze, S3213 Molly Sims 8.25x10.5 up to 49.5x63
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4. A Watchful Pair, S3212 Molly Sims 10.5x8.25 up to 63x49.5
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5. Curious, J421 Joni Johnson-Godsy 10x8 up to 48x36 NEW
6. Morning on the Honey Creek, M3551 Bonnie Marris 6x12 up to 36x74
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BIG CATS
Big Cats
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7. Austere Ascent, S4175 Daniel Smith 12x10 up to 48x40 9. Forest Sentinel (detail), B4079 Carl Brenders 12x9 up to 48x36
8. Dozing Lynx (detail), B715r Robert Bateman 18.25x31 on 24x36 NEW
10. Winter Light, S3124 Adam Smith 10x9 up to 40x36
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Did you know?
Unlike cougars or other wild cats, lynx don’t sink into the snow. Their long, round feet have a big toe set at a wide angle, which helps to distribute their weight and allows them to stay on top of the snow.
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Bears NEW
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1. Creekside Cruising, S3202 Adam Smith 8x12 up to 44x66 2. Hiberrrrnating, B4420 Amy Brackenbury 7x10 up to 35x50 3. Silvertip, J957 Cole Johnson 9x12 up to 18x24
4. Lakeside Adventures, D3285 Kevin Daniel 8x12 up to 44x66
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Did you know?
Black bears can be found throughout most of North America, including northern Mexico. They typically live in forests, but they can also live in mountains and swamps. Black bears are excellent tree climbers, even sleeping in trees during the summer.
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BEARS
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8. 5. Black Bear, S3009 Sarah Stribbling 12x9 up to 64x48 6. Alaska Bear, W1903 Art Wolfe 12x8 up to 36x24 NEW
7. Brown Bear Portrait, W2073 Art Wolfe 10x7 up to 65x45.5
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8. Standing Brown Bear, W2072 Art Wolfe 8x12 up to 44x66 NEW
9. Brown Bear, H3216 Carol M. Highsmith 8x12 up to 36x54
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“‘An animal’s eyes have the power to speak a great language.” Martin Buber
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BEARS
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Did you know?
Grizzly bears are a subspecies of brown bear, so not all brown bears are grizzlies.
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1. Push and Shove, M3552 Bonnie Marris 6x12 up to 25x50 2. Stormwatch, I423 Terry Isaac 5x12.5 up to 20x50
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3. Grizzly at Roaring Creek, M3549 Bonnie Marris 12x9 up to 64x48 4. Quiet Stream, C3336 Richard Clifton 10.5x8.25 up to 49x38.5
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Aquatic ANIMALS 1. NEW
1. Mangrove Morning, H3254 Beth Hoselton 10x12 up to 34x40.75 2. Lazy Day, H3229 Beth Hoselton 12x9 up to 24x18 NEW
3. River Light, H3255 Beth Hoselton 8x12 up to 44x66 4. Serenity, H3227 Beth Hoselton 8x12 up to 44x66
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Did you know?
According to a ship log dated January 9, 1493, Christopher Columbus said that on the previous day he “distinctly saw three mermaids, which rose well out of the sea; but they are not so beautiful as they are said to be, for their faces had some masculine traits.” Columbus wasn’t the only sailor to spot mermaids in the water. The reason they weren’t as beautiful as he might have imagined is because they were actually manatees. 3.
Did you know?
Although brook trout are called trout, they are actually members of the char family.
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AQUATIC
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“In a pond koi can reach lengths of eighteen inches. Amazingly, when placed in a lake, koi can grow to three feet long. The metaphor is obvious. You are limited by how you see the world.” Vince Poscente
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Cows 1. The Aunts, K1278 Rita Kirkman 10x10 up to 52x52
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3. American Girl, V1845 Patty Voje 8x10 up to 40x50 NEW
2. Longhorn Cattle, H3215 Carol M. Highsmith 10x10 up to 52x52 NEW
4. Bela et Blanche, K1276 Rita Kirkman 6x13.5 up to 28x63
5. The Bovines, K1275 Rita Kirkman 8x11 up to 48x66
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“When I look into the eyes of an animal, I do not see an animal. I see a living being. I see a friend. I feel a soul.” Anthony Douglas Williams 4.
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BARNYARD
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BARNYARD
Did you know?
Cows have no upper front teeth. Therefore, when they’re eating food, they press their sharp bottom teeth against the top hard palate of their mouth to cut blades of grass.
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2. Lonerism, V2029 Patty Voje 10x10 up to 52x52
1. Cow Lick, K1293 Rita Kirkman 9x12 up to 48x64
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3. Promises Kept, V2030 Patty Voje 9x12 up to 48x64 NEW
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4. Highland Cow, M3555 Hilary Mayes 6x12 up to 36x72
5. Muzzle Nuzzle, K1292 Rita Kirkman 10x10 up to 52x52
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BARNYARD
Equines
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6. Evening Glow, S3215 Molly Sims 10x8 up to 60x48
8. Hierarchy 17p, G2791 Benedicte Gele 7.5x10.5 up to 47.5x66.5
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7. Damsel (sepia), H3263 Barry Hart 10x10 up to 52x52
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9. Lone Cowboy, P4493 Chad Poppleton 8x10 up to 48x60
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“And indeed, a horse who bears himself proudly is a thing of such beauty and astonishment that he attracts the eyes of all beholders. No one will tire of looking at him as long as he will display himself in his splendor.” Xenophon
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1. Before the Branding, P4494 Chad Poppleton 5x9 up to 40x72
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2. Equine Nude 7a, G2792 Benedicte Gele 6x12 up to 30x60 3. Equine Nude 13p, G2790 Benedicte Gele 7.5x10.5 up to 47.5x66.5
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4. Ready for Delivery, D3409 Jimmy Dyer 10x10 up to 20x20 NEW
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5. Don Keifurry, K1302 Rita Kirkman 10x10 up to 52x52
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Did you know?
Donkeys form deep, lifelong bonds with other donkeys or animals with whom they share a pasture.
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1. The Shadow Part, G2787 Benedicte Gele 10.5x7.5 up to 66.5x47.5
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2. Expression 7t, G2788 Benedicte Gele 10x8 up to 60x48
3. Face to Face 29t, G2789 Benedicte Gele 10.5x7.5 up to 66.5x47.5 4. Equine Nude 117t, G2793 Benedicte Gele 8x10 up to 40x50
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Squirrels 5. Squirrels, M3418 Hilary Mayes 8x10 up to 48x60 6. Red Squirrels, M3415 Hilary Mayes 10.5x8.25 up to 49x38.5 7. Grey Squirrels, M3414 Hilary Mayes 10x12 up to 50x60
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Most squirrel species don’t hibernate and rely on caches of food to get through the winter. To prevent a large cache of food from being stolen, squirrels will store food in hundreds to thousands of different locations. They are even known to dig fake holes to fool onlookers. Thanks to a detailed spatial memory and a strong sense of smell, they recover up to 80% of their cache. 7.
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Want Even More Wildlife? This catalog is just the beginning. We have one of the largest selections of wildlife and animal prints in the industry. Below are some of our most popular categories for you to explore.
ANIMALS
Baby
ANIMALS
Contemporary
Museum
Vintage
Whimsical
African
ANIMALS
ANIMALS
ANIMALS
ANIMALS
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Here are the links to all of the web collections for the species highlighted within this catalog.
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Bears
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Foxes
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Bison
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Hawks
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Cats
mcgawgraphics.com/collections/cats
Horses
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Cows
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Owls
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Deer
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Polar Bears
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Dogs
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Aquatic
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Donkeys
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Sheep
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Eagles
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Songbirds
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Elk
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Waterbirds
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Moose
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Wolves
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Sizing & Substrate Information Paper, Giclée, & Canvas Prints
For over four decades, McGaw Graphics has been the premier publisher of posters and prints. Working with over 300 artists and agencies and with over 10,000 images available, McGaw is the premier source for top art at affordable prices. To offer you flexibility and to meet your needs, many of our images are available in up to 9 sizes. All prints are produced in the USA using very high resolution printers creating a premium quality, continuous tone print.
Sizing Options Many images are available in up to 9 sizes ranging from petite (11x14) to billboard (48x60). You can view all of the specific image and finished paper sizes on our website along with the corresponding retail price. Wholesale customers will receive the same discount for all products, sizes, and substrates, noting that some products have maximum allowed discounts. Custom sizing may be available upon request.
Substrates
Most images are available on all 3 substrates (poster paper, giclée paper, and canvas). See mcgawgraphics.com to view available substrates for specific images.
Poster Paper McGaw’s standard poster paper is a high quality 230 gsm smooth matte poster paper. Prints on poster paper include a 1” border around the image and are shipped rolled in a tube. This paper stock is perfect for both paintings and photographs.
Giclée Paper McGaw’s premium fine art paper is an acid free, archival textured 245 gsm giclée paper, printed with 100 year archival light-fast inks. Giclée paper prints include a 2” border around the image and are shipped rolled in a tube. This paper is similar to a traditional artist’s watercolor paper and produces a very vibrant print.
Unstretched Canvas McGaw’s premium artist canvas is a 20 mil (400gsm) bright white cotton/ poly blend with a satin finish and a 2-over 1 weave which is highly durable, waterproof, and scratch resistant. Canvas is printed with water resistant solvent inks that are vibrant with dense blacks and bright whites. Canvas prints include a 2” border around the image and are shipped rolled in a tube. Specifically designed for the home decor market, this superior canvas delivers exceptional print quality and ease of stretching.
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