An exploration in timeless spaces - where the past, present and future collide into singular moments. “Bobcats” explores the flora and fauna Colorado’s foothills. This oil painting on hand-carved wood measures 23”Wx21”Hx 2”D. It sits off the wall, acting as a sort of portal into the timeless spaces found in the wilderness. Comes with hanging hardware, and a Certificate of Authenticity. Price includes insured shipping.

About Bobcats:

The bobcat (Lynx rufus) is a widespread, adaptable predator found throughout Colorado. They thrive in the foothills, canyons, and mesas, but can be seen regularly in urban areas. Distinguished by their distinct “bobbed” tail, spotted coat, wide, flat face, and long fur on the tips of ears and alongside their cheeks. 

Size- Length: 32-37” Weight: 20-24 pounds Tail: 6” long

Diet: Opportunistic hunters; rabbits, hares, rodents. But also birds, fawns, squirrels, and sometimes carrion (dead animals).

Fun Fact: They are the most common wildcat found in Colorado.

Other species portrayed: Goldfinch, Chipmunk, pussy toes flower, blanket flower, bullsnake, Fendler’s pennycrest flower, lichen