Undivided Attention- Zebras (Equus burchelli) by Charles Frace

copyright 1990

American Masters Foundation

Tennessee Artist

limited Edition of 3300 S/N prints 

image size 30” x 20 1/8” overall size 34” x 24 1/8”

has COA 

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Print Info:

Zebras inhabit most of Africa below the Sahara. Burchell’s zebra (Equus burchelli), the most abundant type, grazes in herds throughout the grassy plains. Zebras display great fondness within their cohesive groups, standing shoulder to shoulder, nestling with their heads and necks, and grooming each other with their teeth. They watch out for each other, ever alert for predators. Through the zebra’s striped provide no camouflage, they may serve to confuse predators, making it difficult to isolate a single target as the herd’s black and white bands interplay with each other.

Zebras enjoy running and at full gallop can achieve 35 mph. Smaller than horses, they stand 50” to 55” and weight 500-700 pounds. Unlike horses, zebras have shown themselves to be difficult to domesticate. Instead, they continue to run free with their families, to whom they devote “Undivided Attention.” 

Print has never been framed, is in very good condition, bottom left corner is bent at the edge in the white area only (see photos)

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