Bitty Bunnies

Synopsis

Exciting, Unexpected, Realistic, Impressionistic, Abstract--the Bunny Paintings Of Celebrated Artist Hunt Slonem Have Something For Everyone. A Treasury Of Enchanting Paintings That Are At Once Pop Culture And Fine Art, Slonem's Bestselling Collection Appears Here In A Brand-new Edition. In Bitty Bunnies, Slonem's World-renown Paintings Have Been Transformed Into A Smaller, More Compact Version, Easy To Take With You On The Go! As Bruce Helander Writes In The Introduction To The Book, The Use Of A Bunny As A Subject Has A Distinct And Delightful Charm Of Its Own. Slonem Takes A Cue From A Bunny's Soft And Independent Character, Usually One At A Time In A Portrait That Convincingly Accommodates Tall, Unruly Ears And Some Long Whiskers To Boot. His Are A Line-up Of Fuzzy Likenesses That Are Created Quickly And Forcefully With A Clear Sense Of Compassion And Precision Even Though They Are Purposely Abstract. Bitty Bunnies Is A Unique Compendium Of Paintings By A Fine Artist With A Worldwide Reputation That Provides A Remarkable Ode To One Of Nature's Most Beloved And Symbolically Rich Creatures, Ready To Bring Good Fortune To Every Lucky Viewer, Now In A Size That Is As Cute As The Art Itself. The Collection Here Is Whimsical, Gorgeous, Lively--every Shape And Form Of Bunny As A Single Subject And En Masse Is Presented By An Artist Whose Design Sense Is As Acute As His Artistry As Painter. This Is A Collection Destined To Appeal To Art- And Nature-lovers Alike; A Body Of Work As Inimitable As It Is Recognizable And Sure To Appeal To Anyone Who Encounters It--as Is The Artist Himself.