peter botha - lion and maasai oil painting
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Condition
New
Location
South Africa
Medium
Oil
Period
2000-Now
Subject
Animals
Subject
Ethnic
Subject
Figures
Product code
HAE
Bob Shop ID
615638115
PETER BOTHA (SA 1948 - )
'LION & MAASAI'
OIL ON STRETCHED CANVAS
PAINTING SIZE : 51CM X 77CM
HAND SIGNED BY ARTIST
CONDITION : EXCELLENT
HANG AS IS
Botha's artistic style is characterized by his exceptional attention to detail and the ability to capture the intricate textures and vibrant colors of the animals he portrays. He often focused on African megafauna such as elephants, lions, rhinoceroses, and leopards, but he also explored the world of birds, depicting them with remarkable accuracy and lifelike quality.
His paintings combine a deep understanding of animal anatomy with a profound appreciation for their natural habitats. Botha aimed to create art that not only celebrated the magnificence of African wildlife but also raised awareness about conservation issues. Through his work, he hoped to inspire a sense of awe and respect for the animals and their fragile ecosystems.
Peter Botha's art has been widely exhibited in galleries and museums both in South Africa and internationally, earning him recognition and acclaim among art collectors and wildlife enthusiasts. His contributions to the world of wildlife art have left a lasting legacy, reminding us of the importance of preserving and protecting the natural wonders of Africa for future generations.