Barbara Stone has exclusively used the image of polar bears as a personal symbol in her artwork since 1979. Her research has taken her to Canada's Northwest Territories, the Yukon and Alaska to study the yearly migration of polar bears. She frequently visits Churchill, Manitoba and Iqualuit, of the Baffin region of the Northwest Territories. There she is fondly known as "The Polar Bear Lady" and has been referred to as the originator of the "vegetarian polar bears." Her involvement there includes an artist-in-residence program as well as an annual exhibit of her work.

Barbara's polar bear designs have been interpreted for use by the National Wildlife Federation, Audubon Society, Sierra Club and the Los Angeles Zoo. She is honored to be included in a collection, by invitation, of the White House, at the Smithsonian Institute and in that of the Empress of Japan in Tokyo, Japan. Recent work reflects her impressions of trips to Germany, Norway, Sweden, and France.

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This large limited edition 22" x 30" print, signed by the artist, numbered 737/1000, has been beautifully triple matted and framed.  There is a Certificate of Authenticity on the back.

Details: Print measures 22" x 30"; framed measures 33" x 40"