Craig Bone Watchful Eye Framed Print

Stunning Craig Bone "Watchful Eye" Framed Wildlife Print Up for auction is a magnificent, large-format framed print of "Watchful Eye" (also cataloged as "Leopard Sentry") by the internationally acclaimed wildlife artist Craig Bone. This striking statement piece features a family of leopards resting on dark, rocky ledges beside a rushing jungle waterfall. Bone’s masterful use of atmospheric lighting and hyper-realistic detail beautifully captures the dense jungle canopy and the powerful presence of these magnificent big cats. The artwork comes beautifully presented in a substantial, double-matted gold display inside an ornate, heavy gold-beveled wood frame. This massive piece is ready to hang and will instantly elevate any living room, office, cabin, or rustic-themed space. Item Condition & Details Frame Dimensions: Large format, measuring approximately 43.5" W x 33" H Signature: Plate-signed by the artist in the lower right corner. Front Condition: The glass, matting, and frame are in excellent aesthetic shape. Back Condition: The professional paper dust cover backing is fully intact, clean, and structurally sound. Includes a heavy-duty, securely anchored hanging wire. About the Artist: Craig Bone Born in Harare, Zimbabwe, Craig Bone is one of the world's premier African wildlife painters. Known for his intense, hyper-realistic style, his deep love for the African bush grew during his service in the Rhodesian Light Infantry, where he survived a mortar explosion that profoundly shaped his perspective on life and art. Bone studied graphic design at the Salisbury College of Art and quickly became a dominant force in international wildlife art. His works are highly prized by conservationists and fine art collectors worldwide, frequently appearing in major galleries, international auction houses, and corporate collections. He is also widely celebrated for his philanthropic efforts, using his artwork to raise millions of dollars for global wildlife conservation, veterans' charities, and medical centers Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue