The Madagascar Tomato Frog - Animal Art
Elle Smith uses oil paint to highlight the Madagascar Tomato Frog on a compact canvas in this animal art painting. A colourful and unique art painting that children and adults will love. This endangered animal art painting is for sale upon request.
An art painting of a frog only found on the island of Madagascar, and which is sadly on the endangered list. It is coloured a vivid tomato red as a warning to predators, as this species is extremely toxic. It produces a caustic mucus when it feels under threat. Even humans experience severe allergic reactions if they come into contact with this substance. Yet, there is beauty in danger and the animal art painting of this endangered species certainly captures this.
The Madagascar Tomato Frog is a detailed and colourful compact animal art painting of this endangered Species. It is as always produced int he unique style of London Artist, Elle Smith.
Oil on Canvas, 8 by 10 inches (20 by 25cm)
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