Woodland Caribou
A defining animal of Newfoundland’s interior landscapes, the woodland caribou has a long history on the island. This graphite drawing highlights the distinctive form of the caribou, from its textured coat to its branching antlers.
Newfoundland is home to its own population of woodland caribou, found across the island’s barrens, forests, and wetlands. Closely tied to these landscapes, the caribou represents both the wild character of Newfoundland and the importance of protecting the habitats that sustain it.
Part of Portraits of an Island, a collection celebrating animals closely connected to Newfoundland.
Fine art reproduction of an original graphite drawing by Kyle Galvin. Select your preferred print size from the options above. Print is sold unframed.
Woodland Caribou
A defining animal of Newfoundland’s interior landscapes, the woodland caribou has a long history on the island. This graphite drawing highlights the distinctive form of the caribou, from its textured coat to its branching antlers.
Newfoundland is home to its own population of woodland caribou, found across the island’s barrens, forests, and wetlands. Closely tied to these landscapes, the caribou represents both the wild character of Newfoundland and the importance of protecting the habitats that sustain it.
Part of Portraits of an Island, a collection celebrating animals closely connected to Newfoundland.
Fine art reproduction of an original graphite drawing by Kyle Galvin. Select your preferred print size from the options above. Print is sold unframed.
