Shareholders by David Lash

Wildlife art can be political.  Regardless of your party affiliation, you may have an opinion about animals.  Science based facts may have little bearing on this opinion.  The oldest voices of the Colorado Plateau are its native animals.  Do they deserve consideration when we create our land policies?

Like most art, these paintings ask more questions than they provide answers.

As we “develop” their habitat for our wants and needs, should we consider the silent shareholders?

• Acrylic on Masonite

• Size: 39” x 26.5” x 1.5”

• Print Available: 34” x 24”

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