Susan Lott

KARST

Diane Carriere

Under the kings mane

This image beautifully portrays the bond between lion and his cub, embodying themes of guardianship and the enduring spirit of the African wilderness.

Diane Carriere

Trusting eyes

Peering through a tangle of branches, a young monkey gazes out with wide, inquisitive eyes - curious, yet full of innocence and trust.

Diane Carriere

Dusty delight

In this striking black-and-white close-up, a zebra is captured in a moment of pure abandon.

Diane Carriere

Together forever

The simplicity of the scene highlights the intimacy and affection between the birds, making it a touching and serene depiction of love in nature.

Diane Carriere

Round 'em up

I see a moment in time where the viewer experiences both frantic and majestic simultaneously. I was mesmerized by the wild horses beauty and determination.

Christine Montague

Rise Up (The Grey)

A polar bear rises up from the arctic sea. This oil painting on canvas is inspired by this intelligent, beautiful marine mammal, and his place in the world of vanishing sea ice. A polar painted in realism, against an endless abstract sky and water. What's waiting on the horizon for our magnificent polar bear is unclear. It's a changing world, where the answers are not black and white. But for the moment in my artistic vision for the polar bear, this bear is safe, healthy and at home in his environment. This painting is wired and ready to hang. An artist Certificate of Authenticity is included. There is a unique work completion number on the back. The painting is signed on front. Free shipping to Canada

Christine Montague

Canadian Flower Crown

A flower crown sits on the head of a fearsome polar bear. He shows us his teeth to remind us he is a powerful bear, king of the arctic. This flower crown is placed on him in tribute and honour. It represents, as it always has, love, eternity and victory. The flowers and leaves of a flower crown, hold symbolic meaning, and the flora in this painting is no different. 60 - 80 % of the world's polar bears reside in Canada, so this flower crown composed of the flowers of the Canadian provinces and territories, as well as the nation’s symbol, the maple leaf. In honour, and with love, it is placed on this mighty bear’s head. The flowers are in the order of the provinces, with the exception of those of the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut, which are placed more centrally on the polar bear. They are: Pacific Dogwood (British Columbia), Wild Rose (Alberta), Western Red Lily(Saskatchewan), Prairie Crocus (Manitoba), Fireweed (Yukon), Purple Saxifrage (Nunavut), Mountain Avens (Northwest Territories), White Trillium (Ontario), Blue Flag Iris (Quebec), Mayflower (Nova Scotia), Purple Violet (New Brunswick), Lady’s Slipper (Prince Edward Island), Purple Pitcher Plant (Newfoundland and Labrador). This painting was awarded "Jurors' Award" (1st prize) at the Headwaters Arts Juried Show, a prestigious juried art show in Ontario, Canada. Shipping to Canada is free.

Christine Montague

Portrait commission from a photograph example

This is an example of a portrait (sold) of a father with his two sons. The original photo was black and white and I was supplied some colour photos of the sons to show their complexions. I also had to research the grain to get it accurate. It was a joy to create. All communication was wmail, and I shipped the completed painting across Canada when dry. The price shown is for a 16" x 20" painting of similar compexity and includes the atx. Shipping is extra.