Reproduction of an original acrylic painting, printed on heavy-weight 100% cotton rag paper using lightfast pigmented inks, archivally shrink-wrapped and signed by artist.

“Cliff Swallows are highly social, colony nesters. In times of food scarcity, when an individual bird discovers a rich new food source, a “squeak” call alerts the group to rush to the location. The birds, originally a western species, built their gourd-shaped mud nests on the ledges of cliffs. As the continent was settled, they expanded their range eastward, adapting their architecture to bridges and overpasses.” J.T

Image size 6 ¾ x 27 ½ inches. Paper size 8 ¾ x 29 ½ inches.

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