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 Gulliver was a male moose translocated from Canada and released in the Marquette region. Initially equipped with a radio collar, Gulliver was tracked to the Taqhquemenon area. There he stayed for many years. His notoriety lived on well after he lost the collar. Gulliver is depicted in this acrylic painting at the mouth of the Tahquamenon River on a fine fall morning. This is one of a series of paintings done to portray the spirit and beauty of Tahquamenon Park in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. |
Original Acrylic Image Size: Original SOLD Giclee PrintsImage Size: Print Price: $150
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