Dozing Lynx

Dozing Lynx by Robert Bateman (36 x 48; Anniversary Edition Giclee Canvas; Edition Size 50;$2150.00 U.S.) (30 x 40; Anniversary Edition Giclee Canvas; Edition Size 180; $1695.00 U.S.) "The lynx is an animal of mystery. Although they are relatively common within their range, they are very seldom seen in the wild. They are mostly nocturnal hunters, and they can move quite silently. The lynx has excellent eyesight, and, with their large ears, they have wonderful hearing. If they are out and about in daylight, they'll notice you first and keep out of sight. A lynx can be distinguished from a bobcat by its long ear tufts, generous side whiskers, gray color and oversized feet. Its big soft feet are for walking on snow without sinking in. My painting, Lone Raven, shows the lynx in a late evening’s tranquil moment at the entrance to a cave. It is at peace - lightly dozing prior to its night hunt. As I painted, I felt that the icicles and the lynx were like an oriental carving in alabaster or light jade." Robert Bateman   [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GylucLXVq0M[/embed]