Woolly mammoth 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. 

The woolly mammoth and the mammoth steppe were deeply connected. The steppe, spanning Europe, Asia, and North America during the Ice Age, was cold but full of grasses and flowers. While many herbivores grazed, only mammoths could uproot large trees, preventing overgrowth and maintaining the habitat. For Ice Age humans, mammoths were crucial, providing food, materials for shelters, and tools made from their hides, bones, and tusks. As the climate warmed, the mammoth steppe shrank, and the mammoths eventually went extinct, with the last population disappearing around 9,000 years ago, though some survived on Wrangel Island until 4,000 years ago. Despite the mammoth’s extinction, many plants and animals of the steppe, like mountain avens and skylarks, still exist today.

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.