"White Phase Gyrfalcon" (1982) depicts the largest species of falcon in the midst of a successful hunt, poised over the prostrate body of an unfortunate duck. The piece is a lithograph print in an edition of 50, this piece being 2 of 50, hand-signed, framed in glass with a simple black border.
Tony Angell’s passion for nature began in childhood, through exploring and studying wildlife and his artistic talent is innate. He developed and strengthened his skills through drawing and sculpting from life, often through study of the wild creatures he has rehabilitated. Angell’s paintings, drawings, and sculptures capture the characteristics and gestures of his subjects, beautifully communicating moments he has witnessed in the wild. Telling the stories of the animals who inspire his work, Angell’s work continues to expand our appreciation of the uniqueness and personalities each living thing exudes.
"White Phase Gyrfalcon" (1982) depicts the largest species of falcon in the midst of a successful hunt, poised over the prostrate body of an unfortunate duck. The piece is a lithograph print in an edition of 50, this piece being 2 of 50, hand-signed, framed in glass with a simple black border.
Tony Angell’s passion for nature began in childhood, through exploring and studying wildlife and his artistic talent is innate. He developed and strengthened his skills through drawing and sculpting from life, often through study of the wild creatures he has rehabilitated. Angell’s paintings, drawings, and sculptures capture the characteristics and gestures of his subjects, beautifully communicating moments he has witnessed in the wild. Telling the stories of the animals who inspire his work, Angell’s work continues to expand our appreciation of the uniqueness and personalities each living thing exudes.