A painting of a Red-Crowned Crane (also called the Japanese Crane, or Manchurian Crane), inspired by individuals seen in Woodland Park, Seattle. I was inspired to paint the crane looking down over a drop-off as these birds are so endangered. Perhaps less than 1,500 remain in the wild.
I have a modified version of this painting in my online galleries where the background is greyscale; this is the original.

This piece has been hand signed by the artist (The watermark in the image is not on the original).

In an effort to help save these beautiful birds, I pledge that 20% from the sale of this piece will be donated to the International Crane Foundation https://www.savingcranes.org/

Information:

This piece is currently unframed / unmatted.
Fine artist's Daniel Smith watercolors on 140 lb. Acid free cold press Arches watercolor paper. Many of these watercolors are ground from actual gemstones and the colors are vibrant and lovely!
If desired, this piece can be custom framed or matted for you for an additional cost. Contact me for details!

Art size: 10" wide x 16" tall

This original painting will require special packaging; there may be a few days delay in processing and shipping. Please let me know if you have any questions or problems with this.

International customers: You will need to contact me before purchase for a custom shipping quote. Thank you!

• red-crowned crane
• Crane
• wildlife
• bird
• watercolor
• japanese