Sandy Paradise
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CHF 900.00 - Regular price
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CHF 900.00
This graceful antelope features on the coat of arms of Namibia. It is a true symbol of endurance, due to its physiological adaptation to extreme arid conditions. The oryx is capable of raising its body temperature up to 45°C to avoid sweating. It can also concentrate its urine and consume its feces to extract water.
In the Namib desert, the oryx feeds on plants, tsamma melons, as well as roots and tubers that it finds by digging in the ground. It feeds mainly at night and very early in the morning, when the water content of these foods is highest. This allows it to survive without drinking water for long periods of time.
Facts
- 70cm x 105cm | Edition of 25
- 80cm x 120cm | Edition of 15
- 100cm x 150cm | Edition of 10
Printed on Hahnemühle FineArt 285 g/m²
Print on aluminium backing or under acrylic glass available on request
Each print is numbered and signed
Comes with a 5 cm white border
Certificate of authenticity included
Production details
Each photograph is numbered, signed and a certificate of authenticity is included. Once each edition is sold through completely there will be no more prints of that image offered. These masterworks are available in three different sizes, with framed prints and prints on aluminium backing or under acrylic glass available upon request. We use archival Hahnemühle Fine Art 285 g/m² paper, which has a wonderful texture and excellent colour rendition. All limited edition prints come with a 5 cm white border.
What is the shipping time?
We fulfil the order and ship it within 2-5 business days by DHL from the point of order, although we will always endeavour to reduce this where possible. Prints are shipped unframed for efficiency and quality assurance. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions at all.
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Ethics
All Chris Schmid fine art photography is a representation of a real life scene as captured in-camera. The original photographs have not been digitally manipulated in the post processing stage and all depicted wildlife is carrying out a wild and free existence.