This beautiful, vibrant pastel painting of a mother orangutan holding her young infant close is by wildlife artist Dave Nevue. The orange tones in the orangutans’ fur are set off by light grey background, making for a stunning work of art.
This print would make a great addition to any home or office decor and a wonderful gift for any animal lover.
- Original Art Name – “Motherly Love – Bornean Orangutan.”
- The original Orangutan painting was created with pastels on an 8 x 10 PastelMat.
- Artist – Dave Nevue
What Type Of Paper Is This Orangutan Printed On
All prints are made on Velvet Fine Art Paper paper, showing the image to its best advantage and highlighting the colors and tones. This type of paper is made with a textured, matte surface that helps to make colors appear more saturated and vibrant.
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Available Sizes
- 4 x 6
- 5 x 7
- 8 x 10
- 11 x 14
- 12 x 18
Matted Prints
8 x 10 matted prints are available in the US.
The Characteristics Of Orangutans
Orangutans are one of the most intelligent apes and are very good at using their hands to help them move about in the trees.
They have long arms that can reach up to eight feet in length, and their bodies are covered in reddish-brown fur. In addition to their remarkable physical abilities. They are incredibly intelligent, and their expressive faces often show a wide range of emotions.
For example, they have been observed using tools to gather food, building nests to sleep in, and even mourning the death of a fellow ape.
This extraordinary intelligence and capacity for emotion make them one of the most fascinating animals on Earth.
How To Care For Your Art Prints
To ensure that your art print lasts for years to come, it is important to take proper care of it.
First, make sure to choose the right frame. Acid-free mats and UV-resistant glass will help to protect the print from exposure to light and air.
Second, avoid hanging the print in direct sunlight, as this can cause fading over time.
Third, keep the print clean by dusting it regularly with a soft cloth. If you need to clean the glass, be sure to use a mild soap and distilled water.
Finally, remember that humidity can be just as damaging as direct sunlight, so keep the print in a cool, dry place.
By following these simple guidelines, you can enjoy your art print for many years to come.
