Lioness and Cub — Morning Stretch on the Savannah
£67.00
Taille : 45 x 30 cm / 18 x 12″
Encadrement : No Frame
A tender moment on the African savannah, captured in rich, expressive brushwork. A lioness stretches into the morning light while her young cub stands close beneath her, sheltered by the gentle arc of her front leg. Behind them, a male lion watches over the scene, adding depth, presence, and the quiet strength of the pride.
Warm earth tones, sculpted texture, and layered impasto strokes bring the landscape to life, creating a painting that feels both intimate and powerful. This artwork celebrates family, protection, and the natural rhythm of wildlife — a timeless piece that brings warmth and emotional connection into any space.
Ready to hang perfect for living rooms, studies, nurseries, and interiors that appreciate the beauty and storytelling of African wildlife.
- Poly-cotton blend canvas with a matte/satin finish. Scratch, crack, and warp resistant.
- Vibrant, long-lasting colors with water-based HP Latex inks and UV protection.
- Solid wooden frame from renewable sources, 4 cm deep.
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Gareth Parkes
Welcome — I’m Gareth Parkes, a wildlife artist and photographer. My work begins long before the brush touches the canvas: in the field, watching the quiet moments that most people never see. Dawn light over the estuary, a leopard resting in the branches, the hush before a storm on the coast — these are the experiences that shape my paintings. Photography is my way of studying the wild; painting is my way of honouring it. Every limited‑edition print is created from real encounters, crafted with care, and signed as a record of a moment lived, not imagined. When you collect my work, you’re bringing that atmosphere — that stillness, that presence — into your home.
