African Wildlife in Art – Master Painters of the Wilderness by David Tomlinson

African Wildlife in Art – Master Painters of the Wilderness by David Tomlinson is a magnificent large-format coffee table book celebrating the beauty, diversity and extraordinary artistic interpretations of Africa’s wildlife. First published in 1991 by Clive Holloway Books, this beautifully illustrated 160-page hardcover brings together the work of some of the world’s most accomplished wildlife artists.

Featuring an impressive collection of paintings, African Wildlife in Art showcases African wildlife in its natural surroundings, capturing the character, movement and beauty of animals across the continent’s varied landscapes. From majestic big cats and elephants to antelope, zebras and other iconic African species, the artwork reflects the remarkable skill and individual styles of internationally recognised wildlife painters.

Featured artists include Robert Bateman, Raymond Ching, Guy Coheleach, Simon Combes, Kim Donaldson, Bob Kuhn, Wilhelm Kuhnert, Larry Norton, Dino Paravano, John Seerey-Lester, Keith Shackleton, Mandy Shepherd, Archibald Thorburn and Arthur Wardle, among numerous others.

African Wildlife in Art also makes a wonderful addition to any collection of Africana, wildlife literature or illustrated natural history books, and is particularly appealing to collectors of works featuring renowned African wildlife artists.

Condition – Very Good 

Very good 1991 hardcover in a very good dust jacket. The dust jacket displays slight sunlight discolouration in places, with minor tears and tape repairs at the spine head and tail. The original cloth-covered boards remain in very good condition.