NAWEOA 2010 SPECIAL EDITION ARTWORK

All art proceeds benefit the NAWEOA 2010 Conference

Jack Paluh

Imagine...
...the first snow that falls early in October crystallizing the leaves
	and landscapes
...the awesome call of a hundred geese as their V formation
	streaks across the sky
...the summer sunset that illuminates the countryside
...the thunderous rush of the water as it tumbles and falls over a
	cliff fifty feet high
...the mist that settles in the valleys on cool nights
...the sight of the first robin or a nesting pair of blue birds

"These are my daily inspirations as I look out of my studio window. I am a painter by profession. I carry my canvases and oil paints out into all types of weather in search of a scene I can capture. My personal quest is to portray the beauty of the outdoors in my works and share these scenes with others. God has truly blessed me with a job I love. My success is through His handiwork. He provides me with an amazing outdoor world to paint and enjoy. I give Him all the credit." Jack Paluh

 

In honor of the North American Wildlife Enforcement Officers 2010 conference, nature artist, Jack Paluh is offering limited edition prints. All artwork will be watermarked with the conference logo, signed and numbered as a North American Wildlife Enforcement Officers 2010 Limited Edition print.

Jack Paluh is an avid outdoors man and portrays his passion for nature in each painting. His artwork combines the peaceful and breathtaking beauty of nature with the reminates of fascinating Native American history. A lot of the work Paluh puts into his art is done prior to painting. Paluh does extensive research to ensure that he is able to transform his inspirations into a historically accurate painting. His work is well known for its accurate Native American themes as well as his remarkable ability to tell a story through an image. In each of his paintings, he hides story details in the background such as a discarded flint arrowhead in the grass, a faded footprint in the snow, a lost turkey call near the base of a tree, or a knife dropped in the brush. He works hard to ensure that the viewer experiences his paintings in a way that makes them feel as though they had just visited that time and place. Welcome one of these warm stories into your home.

When purchasing a FRAMED print you have the option between a Dark Oak Finish frame or Red Oak Finish frame.

Frames are solid wood and are about 3.5 inches wide.

Dark Oak Finish

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Hit or Miss

"Frightened from their roost, the gobblers take swift flight as another woodland hunter sets aim. Only the most instinctive hunter would attempt a Hit or Miss shot."

Hit or Miss is available in a framed Miniature print.Size - 13" x 17"

A Good Omen

"The native Algonquians believed that moose were Good Omens. 'If you dreamed of moose often," they said, "you will live a long life.' It was these native people of the North Country who gave the moose its name many years ago. Moose means "he who eats off trees and shrubs" or "twig eater." Despite its huge size, a moose can move through the woods as quietly as shadows. They usually appear where least expected."

A Good Omen is available in a framed Miniature print. Size - 13" x 17"

 

 

Juva's Treasure

"Folklore has it that several hundred years ago, a company of Frenchmen were traveling from Fort LeBoeuf along French Creek. They were advised by scouts of a possible attack by the English. The French buried their supplies, medicine and a chest of gold coins prior to the confrontation in hopes of returning later to retrieve it. While traveling overland on their return journey, the company was attacked by a wondering band of Iroquois Indians and wiped out. As the lore continues, the chest was never found...

...Today, along the same area of French Creek currently marked by Juva Road, a new treasure has appeared. A priceless pair of bald eagles has nested successfully and their offspring now soar the area as Juva's new Treasure."

Juva's Treasure is available in a framed Miniature print. Size - 9" x 14"

 

 

Sugar Shack Black Bear

"Spring brings a renewal of life to our woods including flowing maple sap and hungry bears. Paluh captures the antics of a lumbering black bear as he forges for food near an old sugar shack."

Sugar Shack Black Bear is available in a framed Miniature print. Size - 12" x 20"

Order Paluh Prints:

To order please inquire via email: naweoa2010@yahoo.com