"A Shoshoni hunter moves
across a mist shrouded lake at dawn. Suddenly a flock of geese passes
by and is gone ... The fog closes in and he is alone again. My intent
is to create scenes with overwhelming moods predominant. Some are
quiet and mysterious and others melodramatic, but depicting the
universal forces of nature is foremost. The figures and wildlife
are the living elements caught up in it." -George Luther Schelling
GEORGE LUTHER SCHELLING
Schelling is a member of the Society of Animal Artists and the Society
of Illustrators. His paintings have been displayed in the Smithsonian
Institution, the National Art Museum of Sport, the National Arts
Club, and the Royal Ontario Museum and are found in major galleries
throughout the West. His illustrations have appeared in dozens of
magazines, including Outdoor Life, Field and Stream, and Audubon.
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