Smith Fully Engaged Art Canvas
Fully Engaged
by Daniel Smith

“Mountain lions epitomize stealth and grace,” expresses Daniel Smith. “They maintain fluidity of movement over unseen rock surfaces with amazing agility.  They can leap up to twenty feet and subsequently are formidable predators.  This great cat’s eye contact with its quarry creates a strong focal point and leaves no doubt that this feline is Fully Engaged.”

A featured painting at the Jackson Hole Art Auction, this work is as much a brilliant study of texture and form as it is wildlife art. Smith’s use of early morning light cast across this sinuous mountain top brings to life the positive and negative shapes of this snow and rock terrain.

Fully Engaged
captures the complete essence of this mountain lion in a single moment, a brief pause in an otherwise very physical existence. This 28" x 20" Fine Art Canvas Edition leaves us stilled at the fierce beauty of this alpine predator.

Sizing & Pricing

Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Giclée Canvas:
limited to 75 s/n. 28"w x 20"h. $595 
(Gallery wrap available for additional $30.)

 






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About 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.

Awards

2011  
Bob Kuhn Wildlife Award for his original painting, Heavy Hitters at theMasters of the American West Fine Art Exhibition and Saleat the Autry National Museum.

2009
The Harrison Eiteljorg Purchase Award for his original painting Still Water Crossing at the Quest for the West Art Show at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art

2008
Peoples Choice Award for his original painting Saturation Point, at the Western Visions: Miniatures and More Show & Sale at the National Museum of Wildlife Art

2008 
Gold Medal Winner for his original painting Duma, at The Greenwich Workshop Gallery's SmallWorks North America Show.

2007
Artist of Distinction award at the Quest for the West Art Show at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art. This award was presented to the artist with the best overall body of work exhibited in the show