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Hostile Beauty

The deserts of the southwestern United States are some of the most hostile places to live on the planet with some of the highest temperatures on earth ever being recorded. Yet there is astounding beauty in the variety of landscapes and in the diversity of creatures who scratch out a living in these extreme environments. Hostile Beauty features a ram skull in the Mojave desert near Joshua Tree national park. With males capable of growing an impressive set of curved horns, some weighing as much as 30lbs, the big horned sheep are the largest mammals to call many parts of the arid southwest home. They live and die on the razor's edge of existence in places most creatures could never survive.

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General Description

Beautiful long-life prints for collectors of fine art in a range of finishes including metal, acrylic, & matted options

Authentically signed, numbered, and with a certificate of authenticity for limited edition prints.

*Free domestic shipping. Please contact Adler Studios Photography for all international orders.

Editions

Metal: Limited Edition of 300

Acrylic: Limited Edition of 300

Fine Art Prints: Open Edition

Metal - Print is infused to a 3/64” thick aliminum panel. Features a glossy coating & rounded ededs. UV resistant ink prevents fading

Acrylic - .33” thick optically clear acrylic produces brilliant color. Features superb image quality from edge to edge. UV resistant ink prevents fading

Fine Art Prints - Paper: Platinum etching 285gsm 100% acid free art paper with a velvety textured surface