Dire wolf fine art print

Description

Bring a piece of prehistory into your home with Giants of the Ice Age series fine art prints! Read more about the origins of Giants of the Ice Age drawings. 

Dire wolf (Aenocyon dirus) was a large canine, distinct from modern wolves, and lived during the Ice Age. Unlike other large animals, small predators like the dire wolf survived the extinction event. It weighed 60-70 kg and had a bigger head and stronger jaws than today’s wolves. Dire wolves hunted in packs, preying on large animals like bison and wild horses, competing with other predators. They survived longer than many other large species but eventually went extinct around 10,000 years ago due to climate change and loss of prey.

The artworks are printed on heavyweight paper by Hahnemühle using a digital Giclée fine art printer with high-quality pigment inks. Actual artwork size: 30 x 40 cm. A limited set of 50 prints, signed and numbered by the artist. The fine art print fits into a standard-sized frame.