One Ton Elephant Print

One Ton was a beloved super tusker in the Amboseli ecosystem, remembered for his impressive size, calm presence, and unforgettable character. For many years, he was frequently seen at watering holes in the Chyulu Hills, including at Ol Donyo Lodge and the home of Big Life’s co-founder, Richard Bonham.

This museum-quality open edition print is based on an original oil painting by artist Jennifer Delaney. Delaney’s aunt, Karen Delaney-Wolverton, a former member of Big Life Canada’s Board of Directors, took the photograph that inspired the artwork.

The prints have been donated, and 100% of proceeds benefit Big Life’s conservation efforts in East Africa, helping protect elephants and the landscapes they depend on.

Print comes rolled in a protective sleeve and poster tube.

About the Artist:
Jennifer Delaney is a self-taught Canadian artist, based in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. She specializes in ink and oil paintings. You may find more of Jennifer's amazing work at penonpaperco.com

Details:

• Dimensions: 24” X 36”
• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil (0.26 mil)
• Opacity: 94%
• ISO Brightness: 104%
• Paper Origin: Japan
• Water-based Inkjet Printing
• Printed in the USA