1948 Mercury Cowboy - Grey art-code-29/35 the lioness took the camera

the lioness took the camera casing in her mouth and walked 700 yards into the bush

The Arrowhead pointing right is a Native American symbol for protection

Later that day we worked through what we had and by dawn the following morning I knew where to place the lead extras - in front of the stand but just behind Vayetse

12 x 16 x 0

It was called the Thunderbird because the flapping of its powerful wings sounded like thunder

1948 Mercury Cowboy - Grey art-code-29/35 the lioness took the cameraLimited edition Chromaluxe print, elegantly presented in a float frame. Using a durable and archival process, Chromaluxe infuses high resolution X ray images onto metal through dye sublimation. Nick Veasey, one of the worlds leading fine art photographers, is a pioneer of X ray imaging in contemporary art. Working almost exclusively with X ray technology, this British artist masterfully manipulates lethal radiation to create a striking artwork,