Marian Anderson grew up in rural Minnesota. Her father was an avid hunter and taught her much about wildlife from a young age. A lifelong appreciation of wildlife is visible in her artwork. Set in the background of their natural surroundings, the animals come to life. Deer and timber wolves among the dense trees. Loons, swans and mallards on glassy lakes. Cardinals on snow covered branches.
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This main edition print is available in two sizes. The larger sized print can be found here. Framed small prints, framed mini-prints, and framed note cards are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.
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This main edition print is available in two sizes. The smaller sized print can be found here. Framed small prints, framed mini-prints, and framed note cards are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.
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Great Horned Owl Framed prints and framed note cards are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.
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"On a beautiful winter morning, with frost clinging to the bull rushes and distant trees, pheasants silently scout the edge of a frozen pond. They hesitate, alert, before the muted imprint of a human intruder who has entered their sacred domain. In this poignant image the artist reminds us that man must step carefully and be ever respectful of our fragile environment and its inhabitants."
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A bobcat, quietly making his way along the ridge. Framed note cards are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.
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Framed prints are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.
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A red fox in a snowy scene. Framed prints and framed note cards are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.
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"What wold the wilderness be without the wail of the loon? If you have not heard their mournful, haunting cry, you have missed the ecstasy of the northland." Framed prints and framed note cards are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.
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Baby rabbits, hidden among the leaves and violets. Framed prints are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.
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"The snow leopard has a reputation for being shy and secretive. With his dense smoky gray fur dappled with black rosettes and icy green eyes, few people are lucky enough to glimpse the cat in his natural habitat in the remote and rugged mountains of inner Asia. An aura of mystery surrounds the elusive snow leopard, one of the rarest of the world's large, endangered cats."
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A graceful Trumpeter Swan on a calm lake. Framed prints, framed mini-prints, and framed note cards are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.
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A gray fox pauses in the misty morning. What might have caught his attention? Framed prints and framed note cards are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.
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The call of a majestic elk show he is indeed Lord of the Timber. Select framed images are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints.