New Eagle Carving Unveiled at World Center for Birds of Prey
16 May 2007
Visitors to the World Center for Birds of Prey have been fooled by a new art installation in the center's lobby. The life-size wood carving of a Bald Eagle in flight is so precise that it is easy to believe it could have once been a live raptor.
Titled "Power and Grace," the artwork by renowned wildlife artist Jim Robison of Hopedale, Illinois, is valued at $250,000. It was donated to The Peregrine Fund by Dick Uihlein, a sportsman and patron of wildlife arts from Chicago, Illinois.
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| Susan Whaley |
| Public Relations Coordinator |
| Main Phone: | 208-362-3716 |
| Direct Phone: | 208-362-8274 |
| Cell Phone: | 208-860-2641 |
| Email: | swhaley@peregrinefund.org |
| Country: | USA |
Susan Whaley, Public Relations Coordinator, (208) 362-8274, cell: (208) 860-2641
Jack Cafferty, Director, World Center for Birds of Prey Interpretive Center, (208) 362-8687