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A red-bellied woodpecker in barred black and white grips one side of a brown stump, a blue jay perches on the other, and a chipmunk slips off the right-hand edge. Charley Harper fills the rest with a box turtle, a towhee, a spotted thrush, a spider on its web, a yellow lady's slipper orchid and white trilliums, all cut from flat shapes and layered over deep olive leaves. He painted it for the Cincinnati Nature Center, the first of more than fifty conservation posters.
Most of the sheet is the same olive green with fine leaf veins drawn over it, and the bullfrog stays hidden until you are well in. Finished size 50.8 x 63.5cm.
The dominant dark green background creates large similar areas, but distinct birds and leaf shapes provide useful orientation points.
Woodland birds and wildlife among forest foliage











