"A flock of flirting flamingos is pure, passionate, pink pandemonium, a frenetic flamingle-mangle, a discordant discotheque of delirious dancing, flamboyant feathers, and flamingo lingo. If you wake up some morning and find a plastic flamingo on your lawn, you've been flamingoed. If they wake up and find plastic on their property, they've been peopled. It is far better to be flamingoed than peopled, a lesson history taught us many and many a flamingo ago."
-Charley Harper

Known for his distinctive "minimal realism" style, Charley Harper distilled wildlife into bold shapes, vibrant colors, and playful personality while remaining remarkably true to the animals he portrayed. His work has delighted generations of nature lovers and continues to be celebrated as one of the most recognizable styles in American wildlife art.

This professionally framed print is a wonderful example of Harper's wit, imagination, and enduring appreciation for the natural world. Framed with triple colored matting, a mirror finish frame, and UV filtering conservation glass donated by Morgan-Miles Picture Frames.

Dimensions: Framed, 29.75" sq x1.25"

Thanks to the generosity of members of the Wildlife Center's Board of Directors, shipping is included for the winning bidder (U.S. addresses only).