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VERSO
Signed

The artist wrote, “A good friend, Peter Jenkins, was the warden at Meru Park in Kenya for several years. Not far from his residence, near headquarters, a spring arose from the rocky soil and ran as a clear, fast stream for quite a stretch. Along its banks grew a belt of bright, green grass. The outer edge of the grassy strip was so regular that it looked like a man-made stretch of lawn in a semi-arid volcanic landscape. It was favored by buffalo, which had both water and succulent greenery in a confined area, all theirs for the taking.”

PROVENANCE
Private collection, Reno, Nevada

LITERATURE
Tom Davis, The Art of Bob Kuhn, Briar Patch Press, 1989, p. 169, illustrated

Condition ReportSurface is in excellent condition. No signs of restoration.

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