This design portrays strength, intelligence and freedom - all symbols for which the wolf stands. Created by one of America's most illustrious wildlife artists, the Wolf Song captures the wild beauty and mystique of this endangered animal. James Meger's work can be found in prestigious private and corporate collections throughout the United States. Measures 6 1/2" x 8 1/2".

$44.95

Politicians and puppies both sink their teeth into red tape, but these playful pups seem almost mystified by the tangles and curves of their plaything. The playful exuberance of puppies is one of life's great pleasures, celebrated in this charming scene by artist, Amy Brackenbury. Measures 12 3/4" x 4 1/2".

$54.95

Originally designed by Hector Giacomelli (1822-1904), the Bird Perch was reproduced from a color plate in Part I of French Illustrations, currently in the Ryerson Library Collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.   9 7/8" x 5"

$39.95

WINNER! 1994 Lithograph of the Year!
WINNER! 1994 Collector Editions Award of Excellence!
Subtitled, "A Quiet Evening at Riverlodge," this nostalgic stained glass design evokes the warm feelings of a campfire and a setting sun at the end of a truly perfect day.   9 1/2" X 7 3/8"

$44.95

The delicate beauty of the hummingbird is enhanced by the graceful petals of the fuchsia as the birds quickly flit from blossom to blossom, gathering the nectar and small insects that make up their diet. The hummingbird eats up to twice his weight each day to support his extremely high metabolism. At night, the birds go into a deep sleep, lowering their metabolism and subsequently their temperature, sometimes as low as the air temperature around them.

Although over 300 species of hummingbirds are found in the western hemisphere, only 7 species breed in North America. Their life span is just a short 10 years, which makes spotting one of these dainty lively creatures a special occasion. The play of light lends energy and elegance to the stained glass tableau. Measures 9" x 5".

$34.95

For 35 years, Michael L. Smith has been capturing the intelligence and gracefulness of America's feathered friends, combining an artistic eye with an acute understanding of the natural world. His work has been published in several magazines and books, such as National Geographic and the National Wildlife Federation.

The Regal Cardinal parades his magnificent plumage with pride and carries himself with dignity. When trying to catch a mate, he will puff up his chest like an opera singer and bellow his song at full volume, while gently swaying from side to side. Seen from Illinois to Florida, the Cardinal is the state bird of seven states. Measures 6 1/2" round.

$28.00

John LaFarge (American, 1835-1910) was perhaps the greatest innovator in the history of modern stained glass. His most significant breakthrough was the discovery of opalescent glass. He developed the technique of fusing small bits of glass without leading to create images that previously could only be painted. This process was quickly adapted by such luminaries as Louis Comfort Tiffany.

This Butterflies and Foliage stained glass is an exquisite scaled-down reproduction of a window created in 1889 by LaFarge for the William H. White House, Brooklyn. The window is now housed in the Boston Museum's American Decorative Arts Collection. Measures 8 3/8" x 18 1/8". Ships oversized.

$75.00