Limited Edition Giclée Canvas
Gallery Edition- 16" x 20": 75 s/n plus 7 Artist Proofs
• Canvas: $525
• Artist Proof: $630
• Frame BA1-G (gold): 23" x 27" - $250
• Frame BA1-S (silver): 23" x 27" - $250
The Giant panda seems as elusive in art as it has been in nature. The panda bear is important to the concepts of feng shui, the Chinese art of harmonizing humans with their environments. According to this philosophy, a bear represents masculine energies, and placing a figure of a bear in the home -- particularly the main entrance -- helps to protect the house and its inhabitants. Like other bears, they spend most of the day eating and sleeping. Pandas are solitary by nature, and they take their own “space” seriously! Since a panda needs so much bamboo each day to survive, it only makes sense that two’s a crowd when it comes to the bamboo forest. If two pandas happen to cross paths, they’ll growl, swat, and lunge at each other, and maybe even bite each other. There are two exceptions to this less-than-welcoming attitude: the very brief mating season and mothers with cubs, which in this painting these two mating pair are enjoying each others company.
