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Malkoff Tiger Cub

Nationally recognized nature artist Stephen Malkoff of Enterprise, Alabama is featured in Southern Living, Country Living and Guidepost magazines. He is one of the only living artists to have work permanently displayed in the Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens.

Malkoff's work is the subject of a one hour Florida Public Television documentary:Tree Lines:The Art of Stephen Malkoff.

Malkoff's subjects stretch from Florida to Hawaii...the Great Northwest to the Southern reaches of the U.S. His work is an important part the National Historic Tree Registry. His nature art can be seen exclusiively at Arboresque.com.

Here, in the Malkoff Gallery, you will see another side of his vast artistic talent. Stephen Malkoff expands his artist talents in returning to university and college campuses to capture the icons and architecture that are lasting memories of students and alumni.

L A T E S T W O R K | Fear the Tiger Auburn, Alabama

Tyger! Tyger! burning bright
In the forests of the night.
What immortal hand or eye
Dare frame thy fearful symmetry?

— William Blake, The Tyger, 1794

Stephen Malkoff expands his highly popular and successful Fear series with this rendition of Auburn University's Fear the Tiger. The limited edition print follows on the heals (or claws) of the University of Florida's Fear the Gator and hooves of the University of South Florida's Fear the Bull.

Once again the intricacy of his sharpened artist's pencil captures in exquisite detail the power and determination of the animal kingdom's largest cat.

Fear the Tiger follows Malkoff's well received Auburn University's iconic War Eagle print, and his memorable Toomer's Oaks,

Each print is signed and numbered by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Limited to only 5,000 prints, this work of art will no doubt become a collectible as has previous Stephen Malkoff art.

Visit the Gallery Shop to purchase a print either unframed or custom framed with triple matting in school colors. All lithographs are on 100% acid-free Strathmore museum-quality paper.

It is better to have lived one day as a tiger than a thousand years as a sheep. -- Chinese proverb

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