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Robert Bateman "New Season-American Robin" Signed Publisher's Proof 3/20 (21 x 25.5 in.)

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Robert Bateman  New Season-American Robin  Signed Publisher's Proof 3/20 (21 x 25.5 in.)
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Robert Bateman lithograph titled "New Season-American Robin," depicting an American robin perched above a weathered wagon wheel among tree trunks and dry grasses. Copyrighted Robert Bateman 1983 within the image, pencil-signed lower right, and inscribed "Publisher's Proof 3/20" lower left. Presented with layered matting in a wood frame under TruGuard UV-protection conservation glass.

ARTIST / CREATOR BIOGRAPHY
Robert McLellan Bateman (born 1930) is a Canadian artist and naturalist celebrated for realist paintings that place wildlife within carefully observed habitats. Born in Toronto, he developed an early fascination with birds and the wooded ravines near his childhood home. He studied geography at the University of Toronto and later trained as a teacher. Bateman taught high-school art and geography for approximately two decades, including two years in Nigeria. A round-the-world journey in 1957-58 broadened his knowledge of landscapes, cultures, and wildlife. His early artistic development moved through impressionism, cubism, and abstract expressionism before an encounter with Andrew Wyeth's work encouraged his return to realism in the early 1960s. After leaving teaching in 1976, Bateman devoted himself to painting full time. His compositions combine close naturalistic detail with strong underlying design, frequently allowing an animal to emerge gradually from bark, grasses, snow, stone, or shadow. This union of artistic structure and biological accuracy became a defining feature of his work. Bateman settled on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, in 1985. Alongside his artistic career, he has supported conservation and nature education through exhibitions, writing, public speaking, and charitable initiatives. His honors include appointment as an Officer of the Order of Canada and membership in the Order of British Columbia.

Artist: Robert Bateman
Title: New Season-American Robin
Date: 1983
Medium: Lithograph on paper
Edition: Publisher's Proof 3/20
Framed dimensions: 21 in. wide x 25.5 in. high
Framing: Layered matting, wood frame, and TruGuard UV-protection conservation glass
Condition: As pictured.