SKU: 76529825381

John Banovich - Mufasa

Name: John Banovich - Mufasa
Brand: mapetitemediatheque.fr
SKU: 76529825381
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John Banovich - MufasaLimited Edition Gicle Canvas Zawadi Edition 16" x 12": 175 s n plus 15 Artist Proofs Limited Edition: $275 Artist Proof: $330 Frame LJ1A, Gold 18" x 14": $385 Frame BA3 G 22" x 18": $150 Gallery Edition: 24" x 20": 175 s n plus 15 Artist Proofs Limited Edition: $575 Artist Proof: $690 Frame LJ1A 27" x 23": $650 Frame BA3 G 31" x 27": $295 Mufasa, King in Swahili. When an African lion stares directly at you, its predatory gaze is fixed on you like a

Limited Edition Giclée Canvas

Zawadi Edition - 16" x 12":
175 s/n plus 15 Artist Proofs
• Limited Edition: $275
• Artist Proof: $330

• Frame LJ1A, Gold - 18" x 14": $385
• Frame BA3-G - 22" x 18": $150

Gallery Edition: 24" x 20":
175 s/n plus 15 Artist Proofs
• Limited Edition: $575
• Artist Proof: $690
• Frame LJ1A 27" x 23": $650
• Frame BA3-G- 31" x 27": $295

Mufasa, “King” in Swahili. When an African lion stares directly at you, it’s predatory gaze is fixed on you like a missile locked onto its target, and there are two things that happen. First, everything else on your mind tends to disappear instantaneously in that moment, and there is nothing else in the world that matters, except the lion and you. Work, obligations, anxieties, ambitions, dreams…they all evaporate in the golden glare of such an animal. Secondly, you can’t look away – and you don’t want to. A primordial fascination rises up, and something stops you from averting your own gaze. It’s a unique emotion that I’ve never experienced elsewhere, a mixture of fear, enthrallment, vulnerability and utter fascination with being so close to this evolutionary marvel….and giant cat left over from the pleisostene era. My own ongoing journey to Africa’s wilderness areas is as much an internal as an external journey. It has taught me to be grateful not only for life itself, but for my presence on Earth and my ability to capture moments that have a profound effect on the soul through my artwork.