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Winter's End
Medium: watercolor on paper
Year Produced: 2008
Dimensions in inches (H x W): 60" x 40"
The watercolor Winter's End uses the Lake Superior spring ice break up as a metaphor to represent the cold-weather dependent flora and fauna we are losing in Wisconsin as they migrate north following the lower temperatures. With climate warming, Lake Superior is no longer icing over. As we lose cold, we lose ice, and we lose the plants and animals who require cold to live.
Carel--The artist provided two details to choose from:
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