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- Mother Bear & Cubs on a Scenic Background - a Rosemary Milette Design
- 1/2 Yard x 44" Wide -- Unfinished Edge to Unfinished Edge (Need More than 1/2 Yard? WHENEVR POSSIBLE This Will Ship as ONE CONTINUOUS PIECE!)
- 100% Soft Cotton -- Machine Washable
- Wonderful for Craft Projects, Sewing and Quilting
- Ideal for Making a Quilt, Window Curtains, Valances, Throw Pillows & More!
- Beautiful Dial Art with Bright Lighting
- High Quality Optical Lexan Outer Lens
- On / Off Switch Cord for Light 110v Plug
- Quarts movement runs from AA battery
- Measures 14" Diameter
- Beautiful Dial Art with Bright Lighting
- High Quality Optical Lexan Outer Lens
- On / Off Switch Cord for Light 110v Plug
- Quarts movement runs from AA battery
- Measures 14" Diameter
- Mother Bear & Cubs on a Scenic Background - a Rosemary Milette Design
- 1 Yard x 44" Wide -- Unfinished Edge to Unfinished Edge (Need More than 1 Yard? WHENEVER POSSIBLE This Will Ship as ONE CONTINUOUS PIECE!)
- 100% Soft Cotton -- Machine Washable
- Wonderful for Craft Projects, Sewing and Quilting
- Ideal for Making a Quilt, Window Curtains, Valances, Throw Pillows & More!
FAQ:
Q: Who is Rosemary Millette?
A: Celebrated wildlife artist, Rosemary Millette, is recognized for her unique ability to realistically portray her subjects while expressing their spirit throughout her paintings. This South Dakota artist has been developing her natural talents and sharpening her skills since she was a young girl.
Q: How much does a Rosemary Millette cost?
A: Rosemary Millette Rustic Retreat- Pheasants $125.00 Rosemary Millette Spirit of the Wild- Wolf $95.00 Rosemary Millette Wagon Wheel Bobwhites $175.00
Q: How many wildlife prints does Rosemary Millette have?
A: Wild Wings offers more than 180 of her memorable wildlife prints. Rosemary Millette’s artwork has been featured on numerous state conservation stamps and she partners with many groups working to preserve wildlife and the natural world.
Q: What kind of art does Anne Millette do?
A: Millette most frequently paints scenes centering on birds and deer, but her subject matter ranges to include larger and smaller creatures as well, such as bison and butterflies. Using acrylic paint, Millette employs use of color, light, and meticulous detail to render striking and breathtakingly-realistic compositions.