Description
Manor House – Wren and Roses
(20-1/2 x 22-1/4; Offset Paper; Edition Size 950; $165.00 U.S.) (24 x 26; Giclee Canvas; Edition Size 180; $795.00 U.S.)
“I have been blessed with a number of beautiful places to visit. One of these is a manor house in Scotland. It is a large, rambling home in 19th century Norman style. Inside the front door are walking sticks, fishing rods and ‘wellies.’ The whole setting oozes the old time British feeling. It is, as they say, ‘my cup of tea.’ Our bedroom window was festooned with roses during our last visit. The wren was not there, but it could have been there. It is a charming link that the same species could be seen from our bedroom window here in British Columbia.” – Robert Bateman
Biography
Robert Bateman has been called the most famous living artist. He continues to paint and tour the world to promote conservation and preservation of nature. We have represented Robert Bateman for decades and are now the sole publisher and distributor of his reproductions. We are so honored to work with him and witness his success. He has made such a massive contribution to the art world and the natural world as an artist and educator of the earth’s most important resources.
Nature as a subject is becoming more and more popular as our environment is in peril. What better subject is there than the beautiful creatures we share this world with? Robert Bateman’s appreciation and understanding of nature are apparent in his paintings. He is able to paint flora and fauna the way your eye would perceive it in real life. It is important that the animal takes full attention. The background becomes muted, and therefore it doesn’t take too much focus away from the subject. His paintings seem effortless and masterful all at once.
Bateman’s eye for composition is unparalleled. Each painting is a composed like a symphony, leading the eye to wander. From the backyards of North America to the sprawling plains of Africa. Robert Bateman captures nature the way it should be enjoyed. Above all he is a champion of wildlife. For this reason he has become a household name for art collectors.
