Daniel Smith - Fatal Attraction - LIMITED EDITION CANVAS

Fatal Attraction
by Daniel Smith

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Limited Edition of: 80
Image Size: 36"w x 28"h.
Published: August 2005

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	With striking detail, stirring realism and unique composition, artist Daniel Smith enjoys wide acclaim for his spectacular depictions of wildlife. Bringing out the best traits in each of his wild subjects, Smith creating a sense of "aliveness" that can only be described as magical. Traveling frequently to research his subjects in their natural habitat, Smith believes there is no substitute for personal experience in the field. Having had a lifetime fascination with Africa, he spends two or three weeks a year, allowing the artistic inspiration surround him. "My African paintings are more agressive," Smith says of "Fatal Attraction" which features an African leopard on the rim of Tanzania's 10-mile wide volcanic Ngorongoro Crater. You always get the feeling that Smith's subjects have just finished or are preparing to do something. "What I love abut this combination is the way that the exaggerated depth within a short focal range adds contrast to the light and texture of both the leopard and its misty, moody background."
	Daniel Smith Daniel Smith, one of America’s foremost wildlife artists, enjoys wide acclaim for his depictions of the natural world. He is inspired by his surroundings in southwest Montana and paints from personal experience. He also has had a lifetime fascination with Africa and travels there frequently seeking artistic inspiration. Daniel has been painting fulltime for over twenty years. His works are in the permanent collection of The Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum, Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum and The Wildlife Experience. Daniel participates annually in the Masters of the American West exhibit at the Autry National Center and the Western Visions exhibit at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. He has won numerous awards from The Society of Animal Artists as well as being chosen as “Artist of the Year” for several conservation organizations. Throughout his career Smith has used his art to aid and endorse many conservation efforts. He feels indebted to the natural world that has been the sole inspiration for his award winning career.