#332 Caspian Tern on Elliott Bay (regular skinny) (Horizontal)

I’m chasing the success of the painting “Seattle from the Bay” with another painting like it but that features a different color scheme, different atmospherics, and one of Seattle’s most astonishing common birds, at least lately, the Caspian Tern.  This is the world’s largest Tern, a strikingly elegant large crested bird that plunge-dives for small fish and flies very strongly on narrow pointed wings.  Caspian Terns have been reasonably common over Elliott Bay and on Lake Washington for the last decade or so.

• 4.5 x 15 artprint
• with foam core back and bagged.
• hand-titled and signed by Ed