Raymond Wittenberg
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Acrylic on paper

Signed on the front.

painted in acrylic this depiction is of a locust swarm and a brown falcon poised to catch a grasshopper. The locust swarm was observed in outback Queensland near Cloncurry where brown falcon will find a variety of prey to sustain them

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acrylic on canvas paper, unframed.

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This artwork is unframed and requires framing.

Outback Art, Animal Art
#locust swarm, #brown falcon, #grasshoppers, #outback wildlife, #Queensland Bird of prey, #Australian Wildlife, #orange, #yellow

Raymond Wittenberg
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