Yellowstone Bison
The original is ink on paper, 18”x24”.
PRODUCT SPECS:
The 11”x14" paper print comes packaged in a biodegradable clear bag with a cardboard backing.
The 18”x24" print is shipped in clear protective bag with a cardboard backing.
All prints personally signed by artist, Brittany Finch.
The original is ink on paper, 18”x24”.
PRODUCT SPECS:
The 11”x14" paper print comes packaged in a biodegradable clear bag with a cardboard backing.
The 18”x24" print is shipped in clear protective bag with a cardboard backing.
All prints personally signed by artist, Brittany Finch.
The original is ink on paper, 18”x24”.
PRODUCT SPECS:
The 11”x14" paper print comes packaged in a biodegradable clear bag with a cardboard backing.
The 18”x24" print is shipped in clear protective bag with a cardboard backing.
All prints personally signed by artist, Brittany Finch.
Growing up in Montana meant learning about its history. A history that included the near extinction of what was once an estimated 30-60 million bison that roamed North America. Between 1872 and 1874 an average of 5,000 bison were killed a day leading to only 325 wild bison prevailing, 24 of them residing in what is now Yellowstone National Park. Today, I’ve had the privilege of knowing local bison ranchers as well as easy access to the 4,829 bison, according to a 2019 report, that roam Yellowstone National Park. Bison are indeed amazing creatures and it was a privilege to translate one to paper.
If you’ve ever been to Yellowstone National Park or hope to make it someday, this print will stand as a reminder in your space of a truly incredible creature that has recovered from the brink of only being seen in history books.
