Glacier Park: Ascending Mountain Goat Original Oil Painting by Stefan Baumann
16×12 Oil on Oil Primed Linen Canvas Stretched on Wood Bars
Framing
31/4″ Omega with inner gold liner
Verso
Ascending Mountain Goat Stefan Baumann 2014 315841208
Signed
Lower Right – Baumann GVÂ Â Â Â Date Completed: 2014
Artist’s Comments
I’m always inspired by the grace and agility of these magnificent Mountain Goats as they ascend the steep and dangerous cliffs in Glacier National Park. These goats survive in a very unpredictable environment that has changes in the weather, the seasons, and with food and water supplies. Their existence depends on careful navigation in the mountains and having strength and flexibility to find their next meal. The Mountain goats are subjects that I frequently include in many of my paintings.
As an artist I relate to these resilient creatures in many ways, especially because artists are required to navigate through difficult and complicated seasons of artistic and collector’s preferences and tastes as they market their artwork in galleries and art shows. Frequently, it is difficult to gain popular public recognition that translates into art sales and financial security. Being an artist is not easy and it’s not easy to follow and paint one of these sheep. Ultimately, it is because I am an artist that I can search for and paint these wonderful animals and inspiring scenic places. What a fantastic and rewarding life we artists enjoy because we pursue the adventure of painting from nature and life.
Provenance
The Gallery in Mount Shasta, 2014 “One Man Show, “Western Scenes and Wildlife” Collection
Currently held by the artist
Price
$1,800
If you wish to acquire this fine original oil painting or if you have questions about this painting, please contact the artist at 415-606-9074 or email him at stefanbaumannartist@gmail.com.
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This painting will be displayed in Stefan Baumann’s One Man Show titled: “Reverence: An Artist’s Tribute to Nature” at The Orland Art Center in Orland, CA from September 1 through 27, 2014.