American Bison painting

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The framed artwork features a detailed illustration of a bison standing on a patch of grass. Its massive, dark furry body and curved horns are prominently depicted, highlighting the animal's strength and presence. The illustration, signed at the bottom right by the artist Ray Harm, captures the textured fur and muscular build of the bison realistically. The background of the piece is simple, focusing attention on the bison itself, while the ground beneath it is adorned with tufts of grass and dirt, adding a naturalistic touch to the scene. The print is numbered 525, indicating its place in a series.

The framed artwork features a detailed illustration of a bison standing on a patch of grass. Its massive, dark furry body and curved horns are prominently depicted, highlighting the animal's strength and presence. The illustration, signed at the bottom right by the artist Ray Harm, captures the textured fur and muscular build of the bison realistically. The background of the piece is simple, focusing attention on the bison itself, while the ground beneath it is adorned with tufts of grass and dirt, adding a naturalistic touch to the scene. The print is numbered 525, indicating its place in a series.

Name/Title

American Bison painting

Entry/Object ID

Q2022.9.19

Description

Ray Harm painting of an American Bison Print number 525