After The Crossing Canvas Print

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This is a painting by internationally acclaimed wildlife artist Alan M Hunt of a pride of lions hunting down a herd of Wildebeest. This painting is also featured in the book "OnThe Edge".

Keywords: Paintings, Paintings, Alan M Hunt, Wildlife, Fine Art, African, Big Cats, Animals, Photorealsim, Lion, Mammals, Original

Subjects: Animal

Styles: Photorealism, Fine Art, Realism

Mediums: Acrylic, Paint

Materials: Canvas

Prints: Animal Art Prints, Photorealism Art Prints, Fine Art Art Prints, Realism Art Prints, Acrylic Art Prints, Paint Art Prints, Canvas Art Prints

Alan M Hunt is an internationally acclaimed wildlife artist that has been painting original artwork of birds and mammals since his early teens. Alan M Hunt is a trained zoologist and photographer who is able to paint amazing paintings of animals and wildlife that are unparallelled with his hyper-realism and photorealism style. Alan M Hunt mainly paints in acrylic but has painted in gouache, egg tempera and watercolour with a few studies of proposed paintings firstly done in pencil / graphite. Alan M Hunt is famous for his african wildlife paintings esepecially his big cats such as leopards, lions and tigers. Alan's other passion is conservation and the protection of endangered animals and their habitat. Alan M Hunt regularly...