Don Kloetzke Ground Zero Windmill You would think the eagle

You would think the eagle in Derk Hansen's print GUARDIAN OF THE SPIRIT is making a threatening screeching noise

They primarily hunt animals such as elk

On the night of a full moon the northern lights are peaking out of the trees over a camp fire on a wonderful winter night in Kim Norlien's Fire and Ice

probably left from the fall harvest

A ruby-throated hummingbird takes nectar from a beautiful red flower

Don Kloetzke Ground Zero Windmill You would think the eagleAn A6M2 Zero flies past the burning wreckage of the USS Arizona at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 in Don Kloetzke's print GROUND ZERO. This attack will forever be immortalized as the beginning of World War II for the U. S. This print is a signed and numbered limited edition and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Buy this great World War II print in an unframed image size of 23. 75" x 18".