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Kalahari Summer

ISBN 
9781920572921
Format 
Recommended Price 
R270.00
Published 
September 2013
About the book: 
Although for many visitors the Kalahari evokes images of winter game drives in a vast desert of thirsty red sands, it is the capricious summer landscape that has been luring painter and photographer Robert Grogan back to this region for more than 30 years. 

Together with his wife Lee, he has braved unpredictable, sometimes violent storms, impassable roads, fierce heat and humidity, insects and tall grass for the chance to paint the summer cloud banks and startling local transformations rendered by the rains. He has photographed, too, not just the iconic game, big cats and raptors, but also more transient delights of the season, like the butterflies, meadows of wildflowers and the springbok lambing season.
 
Gathered together for the first time in a vibrant collection, his landscape paintings and magnificent wildlife photographs bring the Kalahari’s lush and beautiful summer season vividly to life.
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About the Author
Initially self-taught, Robert Grogan has gone on to study illustration and painting with some of America’s most highly respected landscape artists. He is a Signature Member of the American Impressionist Society, and a member of the California Art Club, the Plein Air Painters of Idaho, the Oil Painters of America, and the South African Society of Artists. In July 2006 he was awarded a residency at the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson, Wyoming. In America, Robert is represented exclusively by Robert Redford’s Sundance Gallery. He and his wife travel between their homes in Idaho and South Africa. Robert’s work is featured in many international and corporate collections.

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