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| "Sable at Sunset" |
"The giant sable is the most mythical antelope in Africa. They possess a beauty and grace right out of a fairy tale. When I saw this golden light of a sunset dancing across the water, I decided to place this large, male sable in the scene.
His dark body looked like a piece of black jade slicing through a band of gold, with all reflected in the crystal clear water of Botswana`s Okavango delta." John Banovich
His dark body looked like a piece of black jade slicing through a band of gold, with all reflected in the crystal clear water of Botswana`s Okavango delta." John Banovich
| 11 x 14 Giclee Canvas - 350 s/n + 35 Artist Proofs | ||
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Effective July 2007, Banovich Fine Art Publishing giclée canvas releases has a percentage of proceeds donated to the Banovich Wildscapes Foundation (BWF). Funding for BWF's research, conservation, protection and restoration projects will be made possible with extremely limited giclée edition sizes, which will also allow the collector to own one of the most exclusive editions in the world.
A "Foundation Edition" limited to two (2) signed and numbered giclée canvas accompany each edition. Foundation Editions are available at a 100% donation to conservation and humanitarian fundraiser events.
"I started the Banovich Wildscapes Foundation as a way to give something back to the world that has given so much to me. I believe there is nothing more important to future generations than wildlife and wild lands. It lifts our minds, replenishes our spirit and renews our passion for living." John Banovich
A "Foundation Edition" limited to two (2) signed and numbered giclée canvas accompany each edition. Foundation Editions are available at a 100% donation to conservation and humanitarian fundraiser events.
"I started the Banovich Wildscapes Foundation as a way to give something back to the world that has given so much to me. I believe there is nothing more important to future generations than wildlife and wild lands. It lifts our minds, replenishes our spirit and renews our passion for living." John Banovich