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A stunning painting from the studio of David Stribbling, one of the UK's leading wildlife artists and listed at Artprice, the world leader in art market information (see www.artprice.com) and also Artnet (www.artnet.com). Beautifully evocative and powerful study of a The Great Wildebeest Migration. The Great Wildebeest Migration refers to the huge annual movement of vast numbers of wildebeest accompanied by large numbers of zebras and gazelles searching for food and water between Tanzania and Kenya.Galleries and collectors on both sides of the Atlantic eagerly await new work by this artist, whose work has been sold through world renowned auction houses Christies (London) and Phillips (Chester). David Stribbling has been selected as a finalist for the last two years in the DSWF Wildlife Artist of the Year. His 2008 entry "Raid on Mfuwe" sold in the first ten minutes of the preview night at the Mall Galleries in London. He is co-author of “Wildlife Oil Painting” with Roy and Dean Sim...

David Stribbling is one of the UK's leading wildlife artists and listed at Artprice, the world leader in art market information (see www.artprice.com) and also Artnet (www.artnet.com). Known for powerfully evocative oil paintings with exquisite detail and colour, primarily of wildlife subjects and with a particular affinity for Africa and the big cats. Galleries and collectors on both sides of the Atlantic eagerly await new work by this artist, whose work has been sold through world renowned auction houses Christies (London) and Phillips (Chester). David Stribbling was selected as a finalist for the DSWF Wildlife Artist of the Year for the two consecutive years that he entered. His 2008 entry "Raid on Mfuwe" sold in the first ten minutes...