African Wildlife Artist Jacquie Vaux Announces Completion of North American Wilderness Project
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“I believe people will be especially pleased to see the unusually large watercolor wildlife paintings, as they really bring you up close to the beauty that lies in wildlife.” The project consists of 12 wildlife art paintings, including such titles as “A Doe and Two Fawns at the Pond,” which is a large canvas, 66”x66”, done in acrylics.Some of the completed pieces in the project include: · “Wood Ducks Leaving the Nest” which is 68”x30” · “Raccoons in Summer Aspen” measuring 30”x105” · “Chickadees Socializing,” “Robins in the Nest,” “Ground Squirrels Having Fun,” and “A Grey Squirrel in his Tree,” all of which are 20”x20” Titles that are currently or soon will be created include such titles as “Bear Family at the Pond,” “Elk in the Meadow,” “Mute Swans in a Pond,” “Red Fox Family,” and “Marmots at Playtime.” The wildlife art paintings have been anticipated by Jacquie Vaux’s art fans nationwide, as her work is know for portraying photo-realistic portraits of big cats, African animal paintings, lion prints, and a variety of other popular wildlife art prints.Her work has been represented by Devin Galleries, Coeur d’ Alene, ID, Fascination Street, Denver, CO., and Olympia Nature World in Tokyo, Japan.To learn more about Jacquie Vaux’s African wildlife art, visit the ### Denver, CO, August 27, 2009 --( PR.com )-- Jacquie Vaux, renowned wildlife artist, announces the completion of her latest project, entitled “North American Wilderness.” The project, on which she has been working for the past year and a half, is slated to debut within the next six months and has been commissioned by Vail-Promenade Gallery in Vail, Colo.“Wildlife paintings are my passion, and I’m especially proud of this latest project,” says Jacquie Vaux, landscape and wildlife artist.Her work has been represented by Devin Galleries, Coeur d’ Alene, ID, Fascination Street, Denver, CO., and Olympia Nature World in Tokyo, Japan.