Observations of Wildlife
Observations of Wildlife by Peter Scott, published by Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust in 2011, is a 2nd revised edition featuring 112 pages in English. This book presents a vibrant collection of Scott’s artwork, showcasing his dedication to wildlife through his paintings and drawings over a span of forty years. It highlights his dual role as both a conservationist and an artist, reflecting his significant contributions to the field of conservation.
Readers will find high-quality reproductions of Scott’s artwork alongside engaging insights into his career and creative process. The text delves into his global travels and the pressing environmental issues he addressed, which remain relevant today. Observations of Wildlife not only celebrates Scott’s artistic legacy but also emphasizes the importance of conservation, making it a valuable resource for those interested in wildlife and environmental advocacy.
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Sir Peter Scott, founder of the Wildfowl & Wetland Trust (WWT), is one of the most influential figures in conservation history, but much of his enthusiasm for wildlife was most visible through his paintings of nature. Observations of Wildlife showcases a colourful collection of some of his finest pieces of artistry, drawing from forty years of his life. Scott’s work both as a conservationist and artist has achieved international acclaim and inspired generations, and his two passions are elaborated in detail in this book.
First published in 1980, Observations of Wildlife features high quality reproductions of his artwork, including paintings, drawings and fascinating pages from his notebooks and diaries. The text describes Scott’s career, working methods as an artist, global travels and his commitment and concerns about nature – issues that are still just as significant in today’s environment.
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