"Quo vadis?" No. 3, Chameleon, painting oil on canvas Painting

Nº 3 is a painting from the series "Quo vadis?" by Uwe Fehrmann. The artist is himself a passionate conservationist and as a beekeeper very close to the threatened ecosystem. Without nature conservation, no survival of mankind is possible, of this Uwe Fehrmann is deeply convinced. It starts with the protection of the smallest - the insects - and must lead to absolute respect for every living being on this earth. Global warming is not stopping in the northern hemisphere. Mainly because the forests in the lizards' homeland are being cut down, the International Union for Conservation of Nature classifies nine chameleon species on its Red List as threatened with extinction, 20 others are endangered and 35 are potentially in danger. More than 20 percent of the known species have only been identified in the past 15 years.(Source: National Geographic) 5% of the net proceeds from the artwork will be donated by Uwe Fehrmann as support to WWF (World Wildlife Fund). Size: 100 cm width x 100 cm height x 2 cm depth Material: High quality and durable materials were used: finest artist oil paints, canvas on wooden stretcher. The edges of the painting are painted, a suspension is attached and possible without a frame. The following colors define the painting: turquoise, black, magenta orange, yellow. Each painting is of course signed and dated by me, you will receive a certificate of authenticity also signed. Free shipping ! This painting is offered ready stretched on a stretcher frame - just unpack and hang. It is securely packed in a wooden box and is usually shipped by TNT or DHL Express.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:39.4 W x 39.4 H x 0.8 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.