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"Bird Watching" by Rich Adams

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This piece, crafted by Missoula artist Rich Adams, is a trompe l'oeil (pronounced "tromp loy"), which is a French term meaning "to fool the eye." The background boards, binoculars, and chickadee were drawn in charcoal pencil. The label and pamphlet were drawn in permanent ink, and the journal pages were drawn in graphite. The bird-related quotes on the journal page are from famous naturalists. The name on the binoculars is a tribute to the naturalist Aldo Leopold.

8" x 10" print in an 11" x 14" frame.

About Rich:

My artwork is really a reflection of my love for the natural world. I like to say that my drawings are my love letters to Montana. I really can't imagine a better place to live and raise a family. If my work can connect with other people's experiences and love of the natural world, I feel like it has served its function.

I produce all of my own fine art prints and inspect each one to ensure it is of the highest quality I can produce. They are made with U.S. made, acid-free fine art paper and pigment-based inks to ensure they will last a lifetime when hung on the wall.

Donated By Kristi DuBois