Preview

Preview of Paleoart and Wildlife Giclee Prints that will be available
by Laura Cummingham

These prints are archival, using Ultrachrome ink on Microceramic art paper,using an Epson 7600 printer. Frame and mat under glass or plexiglass to protect them from dust. These prints will not fade, and with proper care are rated to last 80 years.


Titanonthere	Arctodus and Bison

Titanothere Detail of a mural painted for Badlands National Park museum in South Dakota in 2005, showing a large titanothere Brontops cow with calf browsing on a wild grape vine in a late Eocene subtropical woodland of the Chadron Formation. A herd of oreodonts (Merycoidodon) moves in the middle ground. Original: oil on canvas, detail of 22 x 64 inches, Copyright 2006. Print: 10 x 16 inches. $30

Giant Short-faced Bear (Arctodus simus) Chasing Ancient Bison (Bison antiquus). A Rancholabrean-age Pleistocene bison is attacked by a huge running bear which will attempt to knock the large bison down during a predatory kill. Original: colored pencil on illustration board, 13 x 24 inches, Copyright2006. Print: 10 x 16 inches. $30


Condors Flying	Oligocene Sabertooth cat

Oligocene Sabertooth Cat Hoplophoneus Detail of a mural painted for Badlands National Park museum in South Dakota in 2005, showing a Hoplophoneus sabertooth cat jumping on a herd of three-toed Mesohippus horses coming to drink at a drying savanna pool at sunset. Brule Formation. Original: oil on canvas, detail of 28 x 70 inches, Copyright 2006. Print: 11 x 17 inches. $30


Dire wolves and Western Horse	Nothrotheriops

Dire Wolves (Canis dirus) Attack a Western Horse (Equus occidentalis) A Rancholabrean-age Pleistocene predator attack showing a pack of Dire wolves bringing down an equid that most closely resembles the extinct South African Quagga, a zebra-like animal with only partial striping.Original: colored pencil on illustration board, 9 x 19 inches, Copyright2006. Print: 6 x 11 inches. $20

Shasta Ground Sloth (Nothrotheriops shastense) in Desert Landscape This strange beast roamed much of western North America during the Ice Ages,and is here shown in a low desert refugium area with Agaves.Original: colored pencil on illustration board, 10 x 16 inches, Copyright 2006. Print: 8 x 10 inches. $20


Apatosaurus	American lions

Apatosaurus A landscape of the Morrison Formation in Utah-Wyoming during the upper Jurassic, where gaint sauropod dinosaurs roam -- bulky Apatosaurus, browsing on ferns and araucaria tree branches. Original: colored pencil on illustration board, 9 x 19 inches, Copyright 2006. Print: 6 x 10 inches. $20

American Lions (Panthera leo atrox) Hunt an Elk (Cervus elaphus) Another Rancholabrean-age Pleistocene predator-prey scene. Original: colored pencil on illustration board, 11 x 19 inches, Copyright 2006. Print: 6 x 9 inches. $20

Columbian Mammoth Herd (Mammuthus columbi) This Pleistocene northern California scene shows a herd of female mammoths with babies crossing a river, with a large bull mammoth in the back of the herd. Towering Coast redwoods (Sequioa sempervirens) line the gravel bars of the receding summer river, as willow (Salix lasiolepis) copses dot the floodplain. Look for the small animals placed in the composition: a Belted kingfisher (Ceryle alcyon) flies over the herd as it fishes for trout fry; a Killdeer (Charadrius vociferus) runs away from a walking mammoth in the foreground; a Western toad (Bufo boreas) narrowly avoids being stepped on by the same mammoth. Original: oil on panel, 21 x 47 inches, Copyright 2006. Print: 10 x 17 inches. $30

California Grizzly (Ursus arctos) 200 years ago great bears roamed 
the grassy and oak-covered hills of
California, and they presently grace our state flag. Today grizzlies can
still be seen in places such as Yellowstone National Park and Alaska.
Original: oil on Aquarelle Arches cotton rag paper, 10 x 7 inches, Copyright
2006. Private collection.
Print: 10 x 7 inches. $20