HOLIDAY SURVIVORS:
A winter wildlife painting of wild turkeys in the snow, rendered in watercolor. The first settlers to the mountains had to hunt for food for their holiday table, hence the name for this painting, “Holiday Survivors.” In 1934, when the Great Smoky Mountains National Park was created, the entire turkey population was estimated at 315 birds. Thankfully, with the efforts of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, the turkey population has rebounded. They are now a familiar sight along Smokies byways.
Art Info:
- Watercolor
- Original by Terri Waters
- Original from the collection of Kenneth Esmark
Option Details:
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Print (Giclée) • 5.75" x 8.25" • ($30.00)
- Printed on fine art paper 230 gsm
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Print (Offset Lithograph) • 9.5" x 14.0" • ($70.00)
- Hand signed
- Printed on paper - 100# matte text
More Info:
- Prints do not include frames or mats.