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Paintings by Natalie LynnThe Animal Series |
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1. "Tiggy" |
The jaguar is in danger of extinction and urgently needs
protection. There are less than 50
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2. “Hawk” Copyright©2001Natalie
$4,200 |
A breathtaking view of the ocean and a hawk riding the wind. This painting is done with plastic creating a textured surface and appearance. |
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3. "Ek Balam" $4,500 |
The legendary black jaguar, God to the Yucatan People. Revered as a most sacred and divine creature to the Mayans. Now is in serious danger of extinction. "Ek" means "black," "Balam," means “jaguar” and "sorcerer." |
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4. "Hurican" $14,800 |
This painting was done in tribute to and in loving memory of a jaguar named “Hurican.” Hurican lived at the wildcat refuge and inspired me to paint and make reports to help protect endangered species. This painting shows Hurican’s beautiful face with the image of an eagle in flight symbolizing his spirit being set free. The jaguar shown on the right is keeping him company. This painting reminds me of a Mayan legend that talks of the jaguar that turns into an eagle at night and travels through the underworld as the sun. |
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5. "Crane" $2,650 |
Inspired by the image of this graceful bird in the water with its reflection. It is so still and peaceful. This painting is about calmness and being totally present in the moment. This way the bird simply stands and waits for fish comes to it. This shows us that we do not have to struggle, that nature will provide if we are patient. It is a reminder to be grateful for nature gives us so much. |
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6. "Quetzal Bird" $1,800 |
The quetzal bird is significant in Mayan mythology—said to
be the symbol of royalty with its ruby red and green tail feathers. Quetzal feathers were used as a form of
currency and the paper currency used today is also called the “quetzal.” The bird is now extinct in |
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7. “Quetzal with Tree” Copyright©1999 $8,000 |
Shown here is the Mayan
cross super-imposed over the roots of a sacred ciba
tree, with the quetzal bird. The Mayan
cross has four equal sides. |
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8. “Parrot” Copyright©1999 $1,400 |
The beautiful lush jungle
inspired this painting. The parrot
enthusiastically enjoys life as he basks in the light of the trees all
around. |
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9. "Night
Birds" $1,300 |
This piece reflects the mood of the moonlit nights in nature with mysterious animal voices around. It is about change and the moon's influence. |
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10. "Blue
Horses" $1,400 |
Inspired by watching horses in |
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11. "Horses in
Doorway" $1,350 |
A Spanish doorway made of stones is shown with horse spirits colored in dark orange.. This painting reminds me of forgotten times when the horse was considered royalty. |
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12. "Pegasus" $1,000 |
I had a vivid dream of Pegasus flying over my head here at the beach. Pegasus is a symbol of the soul’s journey to other realms, there to learn the great secrets of life, death, and magic. |
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13. "Red
Horse" $900 |
Inspired by the horses that roam free here in |
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