Towards the unknown

This incredible Rhino creature is captured in an almost surreal atmosphere that gives a mystical appearance to this much sought after piece.  Highly detailed and rendered to a photo-realistic standard, this piece is sure to make a welcome addition to any collection.

The biggest threats to rhino populations are illegal wildlife trade, habitat loss and climate change which threatens key habitats, weather patterns causing drought and shrinking viable landscapes.

In just 40 years, human populations have doubled with no sign of slowing down (particularly in Africa and Asia).

Alongside these population increases, agricultural and human settlements continue to expand into rhino habitats who require space to survive and thrive.

Rhinos are sensitive breeders and, without sufficient space, wild populations will continue to decline.

The following countries have lost their rhino populations altogether:

Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Chad, Central African Republic, Sudan in Africa; and Pakistan, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Sarawak in Asia.

This original is sized at 24x18 inches excluding frame, add approx 2 inches per length for framed size.

Painted with acrylic on claybord and framed in a beautifully complimenting grey frame with white slip. Finished in a beautiful Matt varnish that exaggerates the ethereal nature and feel of this piece.