African Wildlife Item # AWL-2 Trevor Swanson takes his camera and sketchpad halfway around the world to study the most challenging wildlife in the world, in one of the last natural settings of unspoiled beauty. The result is a magnificent collection of remarkable beauty and detail, recording wildlife most of us only see in captivity. Here in their homeland, the artist captured their lumbering movements . . .their graceful moments . . .their majesty. Only Trevor Swanson would take the simplest pause and turn it intoa magical canvas that will last forever. It's all here in this wonderful series of collector plates, each limited to only 30 firing days. African Wildlife - Lion Collectors Plates by Islandia Wildlife by Trevor Swanson Item # AWL-2 Trevor Swanson takes his camera and sketchpad halfway around the world to study the most challenging wildlife in the world, in one of the last natural settings of unspoiled beauty. The This beautiful collectible from Collectors Plates by Islandia makes a memorable collectible gift or a great addition to your own Collectors Plates by Islandia collection. More info...

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