This large painting depicts the African Camelthorn Trees of Namib-Naukluft National Park in a surrealistic composition, but it is actually a realistic depiction.
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About this Camelthorn Trees Painting
Title: The Camelthorn Trees of Africa
Size: 24″ w x 24″ h
Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Shape: Square
Description: A surreal-like painting of the famous camelthorn (or camel thorn) trees in the desert dunes of African Namib-Naukluft National Park. The lifeless trees are in silhouette and surrounded by sand bathed in vibrant colors of orange and blue.
This painting is on quality canvas that will not need to be framed as the image extends around the edges of the artwork. Hand-painted and signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.
This painting comes with an official Certificate of Authenticity. More information here.
Artist Comments
This camelthorn trees painting was a fun one to do. At first, it appears to be a bit surreal; not the art genre that I do. I’m a realist painter, which means I try to paint things as they appear. This composition is a landscape I painted from an actual photograph of the Namib-Naukluft National Park, Africa. It depicts camelthorn trees with a dune rising in the background. The dune is bathed in orange by the effects of a rising sun. The trees are in shadow from another nearby dune. Some believe these trees have been dead for hundreds of years and that their failure to decompose is because the desert is so arid.
For more information about Namib-Naukluft National Park in Africa, visit their website.
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♦ “Fabulous! Love the storyline! I have a photo of a similar plot in S Africa from 2007- will search my digital camera… keep sharing! Important …” — Erica Swenson Elliott, Travel the World, Gab
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