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David Plank has provided illustrations for Birdwatchers Digest since their third issue, January/February 1979, when his Carolina wrens graced the cover. He lives and works in Missouri, exhibiting across the continent and contributing illustrations to various magazines and books.
"My memory of purple martins is in connection with the old wooden boxes near farmhouses here in the Ozarks. As an artist who prefers to express a personal view of birds, I have created this painting as a means of reflecting those early memories. The birds are in the subdued light of late evening, when the sun has dropped below the horizon but is still striking billowing thunderstorm tops in the east. I eliminated landscape in the painting in order to accentuate the connection between martins and sky."
These prints are available in a limited edition of 300 prints. The actual image size is 14" x 10". Each print is signed and numbered by the artist. The full-color reproduction is printed on a neutral pH, acid-free paper.
If you would like the print double matted with complementary colors add $25.00. Measures 18" x 14"
If you would also like it framed add $99.00. Framed sized is approximately 20" x 16"
Please allow up to 2 weeks for matting and or framing options.
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