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Mark Edward Harris | “Azy,” International Orangutan Center, Indianapolis. 2018. 11x14 inches / 27.94 x 35.56 cm. Fine Art Photography. Archival pigment print. Open edition. Signed on Back. Unframed.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
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The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed the artist.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
$1,050.00
Mark Edward Harris | “Katy,” 2018. International Orangutan Center, Indianapolis. 11x14 inches / 27.94 x 35.56 cm. Fine Art Photography. Archival pigment print. Open edition. Signed on Back. Unframed.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
Add to cart Unique Gift with Every Purchase:
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
$1,050.00
Mark Edward Harris | “Natu and Joko,” Singapore Zoo. 2019. 11x14 inches / 27.94 x 35.56 cm. Fine Art Photography. Archival pigment print. Open edition. Signed on Back. Unframed.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
Add to cart Unique Gift with Every Purchase:
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
$1,050.00
Mark Edward Harris | “Chomel and Her Son Putra,” Singapore Zoo. 2018. 11x14 inches / 27.94 x 35.56 cm. Fine Art Photography. Archival pigment print. Open edition. Signed on Back. Unframed.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
Add to cart Unique Gift with Every Purchase:
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
$1,050.00
Mark Edward Harris | “Binti and Her Son Adi,” Singapore Zoo. 2018. 11x14 inches / 27.94 x 35.56 cm. Fine Art Photography. Archival pigment print. Open edition. Signed on Back. Unframed.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
Add to cart Unique Gift with Every Purchase:
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed by the artist.
$1,050.00
Mark Edward Harris | “Orphaned Orangutans on The Path to Jungle School” Borneo 2019. 11x14 inches / 27.94 x 35.56 cm. Fine Art Photography. Archival pigment print. Open edition. Signed on Back. Unframed.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed Manually by the artist.
Add to cart Unique Gift with Every Purchase:
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed Manually by the artist.
In The People of the Forest, award-winning photographer Mark Edward Harris focuses on orangutans because the future for many species is uncertain; orangutans in the wild are hanging on by a particularly thin vine. Their populations have declined significantly due to habitat destruction in their native Sumatra and Borneo, where forests give way to palm oil plantations. Long before genetic testing revealed an almost 97 percent DNA overlap between orangutans and humans, the similarities between the two species were noticed. “Orangutan” comes from the Malay word orang (people) and hutan (forest), hence the title of this book.
The Book “The People of the Forest” by Mark Edward Harris. Signed Manually by the artist.
$20.00
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♛ The GOLD LIST Special Edition #6
The International Art Market Magazine is thrilled to publish the Gold List Special Edition #6, a special edition covering the top contemporary artists and photographers in the world.
We are very proud and excited, launching a special edition known as the Gold List: Top Contemporary Artists of Today. This beautiful edition features an in-depth review of outstanding artists making waves in the art community. Through this issue, we provide a candid look into contemporary art in all fields. We give a quality list of artists to invest in and be inspired by. The featured artists and photographers are among the most exciting and promising talents to emerge in recent years, and we are incredibly proud to recognize their excellence, providing a platform to help expose these fantastic artists and their work to the world.
