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Details & Description
Titled: The Giants of Sequoia National Park Size: 12″ w x 16″ h Canvas Type: Classic Stretched Canvas Signed: On the front A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting
A snowy winter painting depicting the giant Sequoia trees of California’s Sequoia National Park.
The painting depicts a winter landscape featuring the giant Sequoia trees of California’s Sequoia National Park. A meandering road cuts through the snow-covered giants. Rendered in a classical style, the piece showcases meticulous brushwork and lifelike hues. This handcrafted artwork bears the signature of the artist, Teresa Bernard.
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Artist Comments
This is one of my early paintings, and I regret not having a better photograph of it. The massive Sequoia trees in this central California national park inspired me to paint this artwork. Few tree species elicit as much awe as the Sequoia. Its enormous size gives them an otherworldly appearance. I’ve seen and walked among them; they truly are magnificent!
By volume, the Sequoia is the world’s largest tree. Its massive trunk can reach circumferences of more than 100 feet. The Sequoia can grow to be anywhere between 60 and 275 feet tall. It’s also worth noting that the International Union for Conservation of Nature has designated them as an endangered species.
—Teresa Bernard
Visit the website of Sequoia National Park for more information.
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