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Matted print - The Birdhouse

$64.90
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A high quality fine art print produced onto a smooth matte 200gsm art paper. These prints are created using the latest technology, utilizing archival pigment inks for the finest detail, colour depth and long life of the reproduction.

Matte size: 35.2 x 28cm

Image size within matte: Approx 22.7 x 15.8



About the Artist

Barry Ross Smith is a visual artist born in Kamo, Northland, New Zealand. He initially trained as a sign writer before taking his O.E (Overseas Experience) in London working as a commercial artist for many years (amongst many other things) before returning home to raise a family. He is a proud father of two daughters. Smith has been painting for over 25 years, had many solo shows and has a long exhibition history. His work features in public, private and corporate collections across New Zealand, Australia, Europe, North America and Asia.

The work engages with the consumer/custodial dichotomy between humans and animals, specifically within the New Zealand landscape. What he sees as entanglements created by our desire to exploit the natural environment and livestock for our own needs, against the obligation for the conservation and preservation of native forests and wildlife for its own survival. 

He is involved with Pest free NZ;  restoring  the native wildlife from  extinction. This crisis has been  brought about by the introduction of predator animals and plant  species into the native environment. Barry Ross Smith holds a Master of Fine Arts (Hons)  degree.

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