Mud Bear - Limited Edition Fine Art Prints

Title: Mud Bear  Description: It was my very first day in Lake Clark, Alaska and this was my very first bear. I was amazed to see how easily the bears moved through the mudflats, and this one started to come towards me. I kneeled down to capture the bear at a low angel moving through the thick mud, and caught him briefly looking into my camera. What a thrilling moment. Sizes and Prices Small: 12x18” = $436 (Limited Edition of 25) Has 1-inch white border and with additional 1.5-inch mirrored edge for the option of stretching over bars. Medium: 16”x24” = $751 (Limited Edition of 20) Has 1-inch white border and with additional 1.5-inch mirrored edge for the option of stretching over bars. Large: 20”x30” = $1,156 (Limited Edition of 15) Has 1-inch white border and with additional 1.5-inch mirrored edge for the option of stretching over bars. XL: 24”x36” = $1,651 (Limited Edition of 10) Has 1-inch white border and with additional 2-inch mirrored edge for the option of stretching over bars. XXL: 40”x60” = $4,531 (Limited Edition of 5) Has 1-inch white border and with additional 2-inch mirrored edge for the option of stretching over bars. All printed on Lustre Linen (Fine Art Semi-Gloss Rolled/Loose Canvas*). All Comes With: Certificate of Authenticity, hand signed, and numbered. Shipping is FREE WORLDWIDE. However, for purchases outside of the US, the buyer is responsible for any additional import fees, including but not limited to additional duties, import taxes, VAT, or brokerage or customs fees, charged by your country. *What is "Rolled/Loose Canvas"? - NOT wrapped or stretched over bars/wooden frame. It's just the canvas that can be rolled and shipped into a tube! This is a more affordable option and can be either framed like paper or stretched over bars! In order to be more Ecofriendly and Sustainable, Limited Edition Fine Art Prints are made on Demand / Request to avoid waste as much as possible. This may delay your shipment a few extra days, but know that you are helping the planet by being environmentally friendly.  ©Torie Hilley