Choje Among the Giants | Quiver Tree Canvas | Peter Delaney

from $500.00
Matte Canvas on Stretcher Size:
Framed/ Unframed:

✓ 3 x Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards
✓ Produced by an award-winning photo lab
✓ Printed on museum-quality archival canvas
✓ Free worldwide shipping
✓ Ships in 12 to 14 days, insured and trackable

A Classic, Painterly Finish
Printed on archival matte canvas and expertly stretched over a solid wood stretcher. The matte surface enhances the sculptural silhouette of the quiver tree and the stark textures of the ancient dolerite boulders surrounding it.

Framing Options

  • Frameless: Canvas stretched over a solid wood frame.

  • Floating frame: Optional, available in Black Oak, Brown Elder, White Maple or Natural Maple.

Ready to Hang

The canvas arrives stretched and ready to hang directly from its solid wood frame, with no additional framing required.

"Each print is carefully reviewed before it leaves the studio to ensure it meets the standard the work demands “ Peter

✓ 3 x Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards
✓ Produced by an award-winning photo lab
✓ Printed on museum-quality archival canvas
✓ Free worldwide shipping
✓ Ships in 12 to 14 days, insured and trackable

A Classic, Painterly Finish
Printed on archival matte canvas and expertly stretched over a solid wood stretcher. The matte surface enhances the sculptural silhouette of the quiver tree and the stark textures of the ancient dolerite boulders surrounding it.

Framing Options

  • Frameless: Canvas stretched over a solid wood frame.

  • Floating frame: Optional, available in Black Oak, Brown Elder, White Maple or Natural Maple.

Ready to Hang

The canvas arrives stretched and ready to hang directly from its solid wood frame, with no additional framing required.

"Each print is carefully reviewed before it leaves the studio to ensure it meets the standard the work demands “ Peter

Choje Among the Giants

The San called it Choje — the Tree of Life. They carved their arrow quivers from its branches, and in return, it gave them shelter for generations.

The stones were cast by giants. The desert has outlasted everything.

And yet — quietly, impossibly — Choje still grows.