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| AN ELEPHANT NEVER FORGETS © 2002 Patricia Gould I took this haunting photo of the elephant skull at the entrance to Tarangire National Park in Tanzania in 1989. The skull was a strong statement regarding the devastation of a magnificent species. In 1900, it is estimated that elephants in Africa numbered between 5 – 10 million. By 1979, that had dwindled to 1.3 million and ten years later, to only 600,000. 24” X 24” photo transfer on cotton blend and cotton print fabric Thermore batting Dual Duty threads, machine quilted Exhibitions Art Quilts At The Sedgwick, April 2004, Philadelphia PA Shades of Grey, SAQA show, Las Cruces Museum of Fine Art, June 2003, Las Cruces NM Shades of Grey, New Mexico SAQA show at Johnson’s of Madrid, November – December 2002, Madrid NM PRIVATE COLLECTION |
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