Flipper monotype etching by Kate Davis - selected for the prestigious Leigh Yawkey Woodson Birds in Art Exhibition.
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Check out our art display at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, N Reserve St, Missoula.
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Tom loads the new King Penguin for the 5th Annual Sculpture Show at Caras Nursery and Landscape, 3rd Street in Missoula. See this and the new owl, plus Red-tail sculptures. A dozen artists are represented.
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Kate Davis has been actively involved in wildlife art since 1975 when her pen and ink drawings were first published in the Cincinnati Zoo News. She is an internationally recognized wildlife artist and a national award-winning taxidermist, and has been an illustrator for the National Parks system. The source and inspiration for Kate's depictions are birds in the wild and the resident eagles, hawks, owls, and falcons of Raptors of the Rockies, both past and present. Late in 2004 Kate began welding metal bird sculptures under the tutelage of Bill Ohrmann. Sculpture frames are made with 1/4 inch rounds, then 16 gauge steel pieces are cut with a plasma cutter, shaped by pounding with a hammer, and attached with a wire-feed welder. The garage has been transformed into a welding studio and resident birds have been great models. To view Kate's work click on the links below to view images of some of her selected works.
Sculptures
Prints
Please note that this page represents a separate and independent business of Kate Davis and is not associated with Raptors of the Rockies.
Contact Kate directly for more information.
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