- Beneath the Banyan, by David Dancey-Wood
- Drawing of a Bengal Tiger
- Print size: 71 x 50 centimetres (28” x 19.6” inches)
- Edition of 495
- Lithographic print
- Signed and numbered by David Dancey-Wood
- Released in 2000
The Bengal Tiger is a majestic and powerful predator that is native to the Indian subcontinent. Known for its distinctive coat of reddish-orange with black stripes, the Bengal Tiger is an apex predator and is one of the largest tiger subspecies.
The Bengal Tiger is classified as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Habitat loss and poaching are the two main threats to the survival of this magnificent animal. Habitat loss is caused by deforestation, as well as human encroachment into tiger habitats. Poaching is a significant issue, as the demand for tiger parts, such as bones and skins, remains high in traditional medicine and luxury markets.
Beneath the Banyon, (Bengal tiger drawing)
- Free Uk postage on all orders over £150.00
- International shipping available
- Currently, we can only send framed prints to UK destinations
All new prints are individually numbered and signed by David Dancey-Wood. Selection of prints sold is random and no particular number can be guaranteed. However, if you have a particular number that you would like or any that you definately do not want then please specify this when you purchase and we will do our best to help you get a number you're happy with. Numbered prints cannot be changed after they have been shipped.