Bateman, R
Robert Bateman - Stretching - Canada Goose
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
36 x 28
BATST41
$1,035.00
Robert Bateman - Stretching - Canada Goose
fine art poster hand signed by the artist
24 x 18
BATST5
$50.00
Robert Bateman - Stretching - Canada Goose
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
25.75 x 20
BATST4
$995.00
Robert Bateman - Sudden Move - Siberian Tiger
fine art poster hand signed by the artist
open edition hand signed by the artist
24 x 18
BATSUA
$300.00
Robert Bateman - Summer Morning Pasture
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
10.75 x 16
BATSU7
$395.00
Robert Bateman - Swift Fox
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
10.5 x 20
BATSW1
$265.00
Robert Bateman - Swift Fox Study
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
6.5 x 8.5
BATSW2
$465.00
Robert Bateman - Tadpole Time
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
12 x 18
BATTA3
$495.00
Robert Bateman - Tawny Owl in Beech
limited edition print on paper
2000 numbered and hand signed by the artist
22.75 x 19
BATTA2
$595.00
Robert Bateman - Tembo
limited edition giclée on canvas
50 numbered and hand signed by the artist
60 x 80
BATTE4
$4,320.00
Robert Bateman - Tembo
limited edition giclée on canvas
99 numbered and hand signed by the artist
42 x 56
BATTE3
$2,065.00
Robert Bateman - Tembo
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
30 x 40
BATTE2
$1,075.00
Robert Bateman - Thinking Like a Mountain
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
9 x 30
BATTH2
$445.00
Robert Bateman - Tiger at Dawn
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
18.75 x 30.25
BATTI1
$1,675.00
Robert Bateman - Tiger at Dusk
limited edition giclée on board
225 numbered and hand signed by the artist
15 x 12
BATTI5
$535.00
Robert Bateman - Totem and Bear
limited edition giclée on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
21 x 26.25
BATTO3
$148.00
Robert Bateman - Totem and Bear
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
24 x 30
BATTO4
$715.00
Robert Bateman - Tree Sparrow and Teasal
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
9 x 12
BATTR8
$110.00
Robert Bateman - Tree Sparrow and Teasal
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
12 x 16
BATTR9
$315.00
Robert Bateman - Tree Swallow Over Pond
limited edition print on paper - museum stamped
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
19.5 x 28.5
BATTR1
$346.00
Robert Bateman - Tropical Canopy - Scarlet Macaws
limited edition giclee on paper
550 numbered and hand signed by the artist
17.25 x 31
BATTR5
$193.00
Robert Bateman - Trumpeter Swan Family
original lithograph on paper; hand colored
290 numbered and hand signed by the artist
20 x 29.75
BATTR3
$2,250.00
Robert Bateman - Twilight - Siberian Tiger
limited edition print on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
20 x 30
BATTW2
$1,147.00
(1930- ) Born in Toronto, Robert Bateman has been a keen artist and naturalist from his early days. He always painted wildlife and nature, beginning with a representational style, moving through impressionism and cubism to abstract expressionism. In his early thirties he moved back to realism as a more suitable way to express the particularity of the planet. It is this style that has made him one of the foremost artists depicting the world of nature.
In the '70s and early '80s, his work received critical acclaim and attracted an enormous following. In 1982, his first one-man show in the United States took place at Gallery One.
He soon was commissioned by the Governor-General of Canada to create a painting (Northern Reflections - Loon Family) as the official Canadian wedding gift for Prince Charles. Museums and noted collectors such as Prince Philip, the late Princess Grace and Prince Bernhard sought his images.
Bateman’s 1987 exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. attracted record-breaking crowds. A plane-load of Gallery One collectors were privileged to attend the opening festivities and enjoy a private tour of the exhibition conducted by the artist.
His honors, awards and honorary doctorates are numerous; he was made Officer of the Order of Canada, that country's highest civilian award. He was awarded the Golden Plate Award from the American Academy of Achievement. He also has been the subject of three films and several video productions. Three books of his art, The Art of Robert Bateman, The World of Robert Bateman, and Robert Bateman: An Artist in Nature, have made publishing history. A fourth book of his art, Robert Bateman: Natural Worlds, focuses on the importance of natural and cultural heritage. Safari, an illustrated book for young readers, contains first-hand accounts and interesting facts about African wildlife. Thinking Like a Mountain, details Bateman's environmental philosophies and observations and includes pencil sketches throughout. Released in 2002, Birds, is lavishly illustrated and filled with Bateman’s insightful reflections on bird life.
It is in honor of his contributions to art and conservation that both a public school and a secondary school in Canada have been named after him. With a degree in geography from the University of Toronto, Bateman taught high school for 20 years, including two years in Nigeria. He traveled around the world in a Land Rover in 1957-58, increasing his appreciation of cultural and natural heritage. Since leaving teaching in 1976 to paint full time, he has traveled widely with his wife, Birgit, to many remote natural areas.
Bateman's art reflects his commitment to ecology and preservation. He has become a spokesman for many environmental and preservation issues and has used his artwork and limited edition prints in fund-raising efforts which have provided millions of dollars for these worthy causes. Locally, his efforts helped raise $33,000 to benefit the Red Brick Schoolhouse in Willoughby.
Robert Bateman - Stretching - Canada Goose
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
36 x 28
BATST41
$1,035.00
Robert Bateman - Stretching - Canada Goose
fine art poster hand signed by the artist
24 x 18
BATST5
$50.00
Robert Bateman - Stretching - Canada Goose
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
25.75 x 20
BATST4
$995.00
Robert Bateman - Sudden Move - Siberian Tiger
fine art poster hand signed by the artist
open edition hand signed by the artist
24 x 18
BATSUA
$300.00
Robert Bateman - Summer Morning Pasture
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
10.75 x 16
BATSU7
$395.00
Robert Bateman - Swift Fox
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
10.5 x 20
BATSW1
$265.00
Robert Bateman - Swift Fox Study
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
6.5 x 8.5
BATSW2
$465.00
Robert Bateman - Tadpole Time
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
12 x 18
BATTA3
$495.00
Robert Bateman - Tawny Owl in Beech
limited edition print on paper
2000 numbered and hand signed by the artist
22.75 x 19
BATTA2
$595.00
Robert Bateman - Tembo
limited edition giclée on canvas
50 numbered and hand signed by the artist
60 x 80
BATTE4
$4,320.00
Robert Bateman - Tembo
limited edition giclée on canvas
99 numbered and hand signed by the artist
42 x 56
BATTE3
$2,065.00
Robert Bateman - Tembo
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
30 x 40
BATTE2
$1,075.00
Robert Bateman - Thinking Like a Mountain
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
9 x 30
BATTH2
$445.00
Robert Bateman - Tiger at Dawn
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
18.75 x 30.25
BATTI1
$1,675.00
Robert Bateman - Tiger at Dusk
limited edition giclée on board
225 numbered and hand signed by the artist
15 x 12
BATTI5
$535.00
Robert Bateman - Totem and Bear
limited edition giclée on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
21 x 26.25
BATTO3
$148.00
Robert Bateman - Totem and Bear
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
24 x 30
BATTO4
$715.00
Robert Bateman - Tree Sparrow and Teasal
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
9 x 12
BATTR8
$110.00
Robert Bateman - Tree Sparrow and Teasal
limited edition giclée on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
12 x 16
BATTR9
$315.00
Robert Bateman - Tree Swallow Over Pond
limited edition print on paper - museum stamped
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
19.5 x 28.5
BATTR1
$346.00
Robert Bateman - Tropical Canopy - Scarlet Macaws
limited edition giclee on paper
550 numbered and hand signed by the artist
17.25 x 31
BATTR5
$193.00
Robert Bateman - Trumpeter Swan Family
original lithograph on paper; hand colored
290 numbered and hand signed by the artist
20 x 29.75
BATTR3
$2,250.00
Robert Bateman - Twilight - Siberian Tiger
limited edition print on canvas
180 numbered and hand signed by the artist
20 x 30
BATTW2
$1,147.00
(1930- ) Born in Toronto, Robert Bateman has been a keen artist and naturalist from his early days. He always painted wildlife and nature, beginning with a representational style, moving through impressionism and cubism to abstract expressionism. In his early thirties he moved back to realism as a more suitable way to express the particularity of the planet. It is this style that has made him one of the foremost artists depicting the world of nature.
In the '70s and early '80s, his work received critical acclaim and attracted an enormous following. In 1982, his first one-man show in the United States took place at Gallery One.
He soon was commissioned by the Governor-General of Canada to create a painting (Northern Reflections - Loon Family) as the official Canadian wedding gift for Prince Charles. Museums and noted collectors such as Prince Philip, the late Princess Grace and Prince Bernhard sought his images.
Bateman’s 1987 exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. attracted record-breaking crowds. A plane-load of Gallery One collectors were privileged to attend the opening festivities and enjoy a private tour of the exhibition conducted by the artist.
His honors, awards and honorary doctorates are numerous; he was made Officer of the Order of Canada, that country's highest civilian award. He was awarded the Golden Plate Award from the American Academy of Achievement. He also has been the subject of three films and several video productions. Three books of his art, The Art of Robert Bateman, The World of Robert Bateman, and Robert Bateman: An Artist in Nature, have made publishing history. A fourth book of his art, Robert Bateman: Natural Worlds, focuses on the importance of natural and cultural heritage. Safari, an illustrated book for young readers, contains first-hand accounts and interesting facts about African wildlife. Thinking Like a Mountain, details Bateman's environmental philosophies and observations and includes pencil sketches throughout. Released in 2002, Birds, is lavishly illustrated and filled with Bateman’s insightful reflections on bird life.
It is in honor of his contributions to art and conservation that both a public school and a secondary school in Canada have been named after him. With a degree in geography from the University of Toronto, Bateman taught high school for 20 years, including two years in Nigeria. He traveled around the world in a Land Rover in 1957-58, increasing his appreciation of cultural and natural heritage. Since leaving teaching in 1976 to paint full time, he has traveled widely with his wife, Birgit, to many remote natural areas.
Bateman's art reflects his commitment to ecology and preservation. He has become a spokesman for many environmental and preservation issues and has used his artwork and limited edition prints in fund-raising efforts which have provided millions of dollars for these worthy causes. Locally, his efforts helped raise $33,000 to benefit the Red Brick Schoolhouse in Willoughby.