Bruce Miller Loon Point

Bruce Miller Loon PointThe mist is just clearing off the lake as a loon flaps its wings near a rocky point in the Bruce Miller print LOON POINT. Unlike most other birds, loons have solid rather than hollow bones which makes flying harder for them. The extra body weight makes it difficult for them to take flight, requiring them to vigorously flap their wings while running across as much as a quarter mile of open water before becoming airborne. Bruce Miller says: "On the

in two different image sizes

Artist Charles White has painted a lily pad covered

This is an open elite edition print and

This print is available unframed in size 8

and as he reaches the END OF THE TRAIL finds a bait station and a honey burn

self choreographed puppet extravaganza

An eagle soaring above a waterfall deceptively appears to be the only wildlife in this perfectly natural setting

As he takes another look around

This print recreates a warm scene from the past--a holiday sleigh ride over the old stone bridge to go to Grandmother's house for Christmas

This print is signed and numbered and is available unframed in size 30"x15"

This print is an artist proof and is available unframed in size 20"x13

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