REDUCED: Eagle by Vic Guhrs - top African wildlife artist. Limited hand signed numbered lithograph

Lovely bright unfaded large print,  hand numbered 192/400 and signed by the artist, who was born in Germany but came out to Zambia when he was 22 and still lives there.

Lithograph itself is 58 x 36 cm.

There is a tiny tear on the one side and a slight crease on the side of the other but these are only on the extreme white border and will not show up after framing.

This print will be properly packed and posted with a tracking number to any Southern African destination for R30.

We are Treasure House, an established shop in the greater Cape Town area.

Although his subjects are often the animals that were his neighbours during his time in the bush, Guhrs does not regard himself as a wildlife artist.

Mark Read of the Everard Read Gallery in Johannesburg agrees. In spite of his isolation from the urban art scene, he places Vic Guhrs in the ranks of major contemporary African artists rather than in the mainstream of so-called "Wildlife artists", whom he accuses of endlessly rehashing scenes of majestically tusked elephants dozing under umbrella acacias or sagacious leopards nonchalantly draped over branches in front of a setting sun. "Vic's work can be equally appreciated in New York or London or Sydney or Tokyo because he is an artist, not just an amateur with a paintbrush in search of an appealing wildlife subject."