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Artists

Native Visions Galleries represents many of the finest internationally acclaimed wildlife and nature artists from Africa and around the world. We carry artwork by world renowned artists David Langmead, John Seerey-Lester, Suzie Seerey-Lester, James Stroud, Jaco van Schalkwyk, Rob MacIntosh, Margaret Gradwell, James Stroud, Jaco van Schalkwyk, James Tandi, Jean Abrie, Derric van Rensburg, Michelle Decker, Loet Vanderveen, Avoova, Joseph Quillan and Gianluca Vidal.

Original Paintings

2Wild - TENDER HEART - MIXED MEDIA ON PANEL - 48 X 48
2Wild
Jean Abrie - CHEETAH PORTRAIT - OIL ON CANVAS - 10 X 10
Jean Abrie
Francisco Bartus - TREE OF LIFE - MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS - 40 X 40
Francisco Bartus
Greg Beecham - UP TO THE CHALLENGE - OIL ON LINEN - 36 X 40
Greg Beecham
Michelle Decker - COOL CHARISMA - MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS - 31 1/2 X 31 1/2
Michelle Decker
Tony Forrest - LOW TIDE, RIVER GANNEL - OIL - 8 x 10
Tony Forrest
Margaret Gradwell - FLORIDA FEEL - ACRYLIC AND OIL ON CANVAS - 50 X 50
Margaret Gradwell
Kirsty May Hall - BARN SWALLOWS ARRIVING - ACRYLIC ON CANVAS - 47 X 58 1/2
Kirsty May Hall
Promotional Items - TONY FORREST - NEWQUAY BEACH I - OIL - 12 X 16
Promotional Items
David Langmead - BRIGHT WATERS - OIL ON CANVAS - 63 X 30 1/2
David Langmead
Rob MacIntosh - WE ARE SO BEAUTIFUL - OIL ON CANVAS - 30 X 48
Rob MacIntosh
Derric van Rensburg - FLORIDA COLORS - ACRYLIC ON CANVAS - 39 7/8 X 52
Derric van Rensburg
Jose Manuel Reyes - ELEPHANT - ACRYLIC ON CANVAS - 47 X 47
Jose Manuel Reyes
John Seerey-Lester - THE MEN'S CLUB - OIL ON CANVAS - 48 X 48 - "The Men's Club" <br>By Sir John Seerey-Lester <br> <br>One of the most famous white hunters in East Africa, John Alexander Hunter (J.A.), had been urgently summoned by several Maasai chiefs to get rid of a group of young male lions. This was nothing new to J.A. He’d been hunting dangerous animals between safaris since1908, when he first arrived in British East Africa. <br> <br>Dusk turned to night. It was eerily dark as J.A. stared from beneath his bush hide into the featureless landscape. In the early hours of the morning, he caught sight of something moving in the distance. Although his eyes had become accustomed to the dark, it was hard to make out exactly what was coming his way. It seemed too big, he thought, though at night objects seem to appear larger. <br> <br>He watched the animals crouch into a menacing posture. He aimed low and fired. He heard the cat grunt as one turned and darted sideways into the bush. <br> <br>Next morning, with one of the natives acting as a gun-bearer, J.A. began following the blood trail, through a gorge with rocks and heavy brush on both sides; an ideal place for an injured lion to hole up. J.A. was fearful of an ambush and cautioned everyone to be watchful.
John Seerey-Lester
Suzie Seerey-Lester - BARN STORMING - ACRYLIC - 16 X 20 - All barns fascinate me, old ones, new ones and especially falling down barns. I discovered this old barn on one of our trips to England. I loved the way the light lit up the haylofts, and danced in the background. I added a fox to tell a story and add a secondary point of interest. <br> <br>In this, and all of my paintings I have hidden my husband’s and my initials, (J+S) somewhere in the piece. See if you can find them. <br> <br>Suzie Seerey-Lester
Suzie Seerey-Lester
James Stroud - MATES FOR LIFE - OIL ON CANVAS - 48 X 35 3/4
James Stroud
Jaco van Schalkwyk - PHANTOM (FRIESIAN) - OIL ON BELGIAN LINEN - 21 3/4 X 17 3/4
Jaco van Schalkwyk