A mother's endurance
Orangutans can live for over 40 years, but an average female will have only three offspring in her lifetime. That is a LOT of pressure for a mother! Not only is she trying to survive while her habitat is being destroyed, she also has the fate of her species on her shoulders, whilst trying to keep her little ones safe.
This painting represents the stead fast endurance of an orangutan mother, against the backdrop of fast approaching extinction.
As part of the Endangered collection, 80% of the proceeds from the sale of this painting will go to Sumatran Orangutan Society, a conservation organization who help wild orangutans thrive in resilient forests.
30x40 inches, acrylic on canvas
Prints of this painting will be available soon.
---
Please email katiemaiquinn@gmail.com for any inquires including:
- framing (currently unframed)
- shipping options other than standard
- local pick up options (Denver, Colorado)
---
Shipping:
- Items will be shipping flat in cardboard with protective materials
- Processing time is 1-2 weeks. I do usually ship faster than this, but If you would like your item sooner please get in touch and I will try to prioritize
- Standard shipping in the US is free
- International shipping or prints is done at a flat rate of $60. If you're placing an order for shipment outside of the United States, you may be required to pay additional VAT or customs fees. Some countries may require that the parcel be picked up from a local customs office to remit these fees. I have no visibility into these international practices nor can I predict what the fees will be, I’m sorry!