IYF TIGER
NO. AMERICAN
©Copyright Bruce Danielson
The largest of all the living cats, the tiger is immediately recognizable by its unique reddish - orange coat with black stripes. Stripe patterns differ among individuals and are as unique to the animal as are fingerprints to humans. The dark lines above the eyes tend to be symmetrical, but the marks on the sides of the face and body can be different. Males have a prominent ruff or collar, which is especially pronounced in the Sumatran tiger. White tigers have been seen in the wild in India, and 1 single white cub taken by the name of Mohan was the progenitor of most white tigers now in captivity//Today, sadly, there are more tigers in captivity then exist in the wild.
There are only 200-400 Siberian tigers left in the wild and less than 400 Sumatran Tigers as of 2005.
This piece is available in the following sizes:
14x18 framed or unframed; matted in black. Limited edition series of 250.
Price for matted is $50; framed and matted is $80. Shipping is additional $10.
Larger prints available. Please email for quotes of sizes and prices.
ORIGINAL ARTIST PROOF (hand-colored); Limited to 20 artist proofs only.
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