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| Spencer Hodge |
Spencer Hodge was born in 1943 and attended the Hastings School of Art and Royal West of England Academy. After a formal and academic art training he spent six years illustrating books and teaching material for the medical research Council. The dissection and drawing of the human body which this workinvolved gave him a profound understanding of the mechanics and structure of form. After leaving England, Spencer Hodge travelled widely, undertaking lond field trips for international conservation organisations such as the World Wide Fund for Nature. Spencer Hodge has journeyed to places such as India, West Africa, the United Arab Emirates and particularly to the game-rich areas of Tanzania and Kenya, in search of the stunning wildlife which has inspired him since his youth. Many of these trips culminated in successful exhibitions to raise funds for specific conservation projects. Spencer Hodge has acquired a reputation as one of the finest wildlife artists this century and is caknowledged by HRH the Duke of Edinburgh as one of the three best wildlife artists in the world. His original paintings now hang in many prestigious private and semi-public collections around the world. |
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Sleeping it Off by Spencer Hodge The Spencer Hodge prints Sleeping it Off and Warning portray respectively beautiful Indian tigers resting during the courtship period or wading through water in the lush evergreen forests of the Bandhavghar Reserve in Uttar Pradesh in India. |
Restful Moment by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Siberian Tiger by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Elephant in the Dust by Spencer Hodge Standing menacing to the viewer an African male bull elephant stands in the dusty plains. |
Cooling Off by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Arabian Leopard by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
At the Waterhole by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Tiger Family by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Black Panther by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Leopard Family by Spencer Hodge. No text for this item |
Jungle Alert by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Panda Pair by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Tigers Eye by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Siberian Tiger by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Eye of the Tiger by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
They Shall Not Pass by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Survival of the Fittest by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
View to a Kill by Spencer Hodge No text for this item |
Warning by Spencer Hodge The Spencer Hodge prints Sleeping it Off and Warning portray respectively beautiful Indian tigers resting during the courtship period or wading through water in the lush evergreen forests of the Bandhavghar Reserve in Uttar Pradesh in India. |
Tigers by Spencer Hodge SOLD OUT |
Lion Cubs by Spencer Hodge SOLD OUT |
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