PRINT/COUGAR

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image is a framed artwork depicting two cougars, expertly rendered to convey their natural beauty and strength. The larger cougar is portrayed with a direct gaze, its eyes sharp and captivating, while below it is a smaller cougar, perhaps a cub, looking upwards with curiosity. The attention to detail in the fur and features of both animals highlights the skill of the artist. The piece is set against a simple, cream-colored background that enhances the lifelike quality of the cougars. The work is signed by Ray Harm and titled "Cougar" with the scientific name "Felis concolor" written beneath it. The frame is sleek and dark, providing a modern touch that complements the earthy tones of the artwork, making it a striking visual piece suitable for display in a variety of settings.

The image is a framed artwork depicting two cougars, expertly rendered to convey their natural beauty and strength. The larger cougar is portrayed with a direct gaze, its eyes sharp and captivating, while below it is a smaller cougar, perhaps a cub, looking upwards with curiosity. The attention to detail in the fur and features of both animals highlights the skill of the artist. The piece is set against a simple, cream-colored background that enhances the lifelike quality of the cougars. The work is signed by Ray Harm and titled "Cougar" with the scientific name "Felis concolor" written beneath it. The frame is sleek and dark, providing a modern touch that complements the earthy tones of the artwork, making it a striking visual piece suitable for display in a variety of settings.

Name/Title

PRINT/COUGAR

Entry/Object ID

2002.25.35

Collection

HISTORY

Made/Created

Artist

RAY HARM

Notes

Date: 1970 C.

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

PRINT/COUGAR

Dimensions

Width

21 in

Length

25 in

Parts

Count

1

Material

Paper

Condition

Overall Condition

Good