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From an estate and both the Giclée print on canvas and the frame are in mint condition. Artwork is 21”x33”. Frame measures 40”x28” and has a gold brass engraved plate with the title and artist. Beautiful African landscape with Kudu antelope.
John Banovich is an internationally acclaimed American contemporary oil painter and conservationist renowned for his large-scale, dramatic portrayals of iconic wildlife. Born in Lewistown, Montana in 1964, his deeply immersive works capture the raw power of large mammals, particularly African giants like elephants, lions, and cape buffalo.
According to the artist "The early European explorers named these trees "Fever
Trees," because it was very common for people to fall ill with a fatal fever after being in their proximity. It was later learned that these yellow acacia trees flourish near water as well do mosquitoes...and with mosquitoes comes malaria. The kudu, on the other hand, is a very popular animal. With its regal appearance and up to 60-inch spiraled horns standing high above a bulls head, the magnificent antelope can cause a feverish pursuit amongst hunters in Africa." - John Banovich
