Color Giclee prints for conservation
These are archival quality 9″ by 11″ prints of some of my recent work, and a portion of the proceeds from the sale of each one is donated to a conservation effort related to that species. For more details on each print just click on the image.
More prints will be added to this series on a regular basis, so be sure to check in regularly, or watch the Sibley Guides blog or Facebook page for news.
Black-and-white prints from “The Wind Masters”
Osprey and Bald Eagle prints are sold out. This set of prints is taken from artwork originally published in The Wind Masters by Pete Dunne (Houghton Mifflin Co., 1995). The original drawings were done in 1993 and 1994 on scratchboard, a medium in which ink is applied to a board and then partly scraped off. The prints are each 11.5” high by 9.5” wide. They are printed on acid-free paper in a limited edition of one hundred each, individually signed and numbered, and are available for $50 each. Send me an email if you have any questions about these prints.
Long-eared Owl
This painting was done in 2000, in gouache on Bristol Board. Prints are available from the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art.
Pyrrhuloxia
Prints are available from Bird Watchers Digest.
Golden-winged Warbler
Prints are available from Bird Watchers Digest.
Proceeds benefit the National Wildlife Refuge System
I tried to but a poster of the birds – and could not get the link to work.
Hi Katie, I can’t find a broken link. If you mean the new Backyard Birds poster you can order that from http://www.scottandnix.com/.
Thanks,
David
I bought a copy of the Snowy Owl, and was very pleased with it. I had it matted and framed very simply in black and white, and have placed it under an original
Joseph Wolfe Print . The two of them look wonderful together, even though the artists are over 150 years apart in history.
Hello David! It’s Caitlin Smith, of CC and Peter’s annual parties. I hope you are enjoying your summer!
My brother in law just scored a job as groundskeeper in Central Park. He adores your guide to trees, so to celebrate, I’d love to select one of your prints. Do you offer any images of trees, or rhododendrons?
Thanks very much for your help with this.
Best regards,
Caitlin
David: I am new to your remarkable talent. Overwhelming is a starting point of appreciation. 2023 is my plan to deep-dive into your years of research and work. Can’t wait. For now I have a question about your picture of five Sandhill Cranes on page 66 in Bright Wings. Is that available as a print or in any other way? It is fabulous, but then, everything you touch seems to be. Many thanks for your help and for my year ahed of education and entertainment! Merry Christmas.
Do you happen to have any prints of the Ivory Billed Woodpecker. If not would you happen to know where i could obtain any.