Eastern Moose
A commanding presence in Newfoundland’s forests and wetlands, the moose has become one of the island’s most recognizable animals. This graphite portrait focuses on the distinctive shape, texture, and scale of the animal’s head and antlers.
Moose were introduced to Newfoundland in the early 1900s and have since become firmly established across the island. Today, they are a familiar part of the Newfoundland landscape and an unmistakable part of travelling through 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.
Eastern Moose
A commanding presence in Newfoundland’s forests and wetlands, the moose has become one of the island’s most recognizable animals. This graphite portrait focuses on the distinctive shape, texture, and scale of the animal’s head and antlers.
Moose were introduced to Newfoundland in the early 1900s and have since become firmly established across the island. Today, they are a familiar part of the Newfoundland landscape and an unmistakable part of travelling through 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.
