"Penokee Trout" by Terry Daulton represents the beauty of the small remote trout streams in the Penokees. This pastel painting is 19" by 26" on it's own. It comes framed, and with the frame it measures 26" by 34."

Terry Daulton's pastel paintings reflect her deep ties to the landscape and her background as a biologist and environmental educator.  Her work as a field biologist in the northwoods  provides inspiration for her artwork.  Daulton states, "For me painting is both personal and a teaching tool.  I hope that I can help others to develop a closer relationship to the natural world and to discover their own creative energies."  Terry's work on art/science collaborations includes interpretive exhibits, nature trail brochures, and creation and coordination of the travelling exhibitions "Paradise Lost: Climate Change in the Northwoods" and "Drawing Water: Artists and Scientists Explore Northern Lakes." She shows her work at a number of northwoods galleries and can be contacted attdaulton@centurytel.net.

You can learn more about "Penokee Trout" and the exhibit it was part of, "Penokee: Explore the Iron Hills," by clicking here.