Angela Manno

Icons of threatened & endangered species in Egg Tempera & Gold Leaf on Wood

The Artist Painting Icons of Earth's Endangered Species

“While the human cannot make a blade of grass, there is liable not to be a blade of grass unless it is accepted, protected and fostered by the human.” — Thomas Berry

Artist Paints Icons of Endangered Species to 'foster ecological conversion'

Artist Paints Icons of Endangered Species to “foster ecological conversion'

The panther's greenish eyes, staring directly at the viewer, are hypnotic. Caught in a moment of calm, etched against a golden background, it seems to be waiting. But this is no ordinary painting.

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The Artist Painting Icons of Earth's Endangered Species

“While the human cannot make a blade of grass, there is liable not to be a blade of grass unless it is accepted, protected and fostered by the human.” — Thomas Berry In each of her emails, beneath the sign-off, Angela Manno includes a quote from Thomas Berry’s The Determining Features of Ecozoic...

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AFC Exhibit Art

Following artwork by the artist, was selected by a jury for inclusion in the latest Artists for Conservation Exhibit and featured in the latest AFC book.

The Andean Flamingo | Wallhanging by Angela Manno | Artists for Conservation 2022

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The Artist Painting Icons of Earth's Endangered Species

“While the human cannot make a blade of grass, there is liable not to be a blade of grass unless it is accepted, protected and fostered by the human.” — Thomas Berry

Artist Paints Icons of Endangered Species to 'foster ecological conversion'

The Artist Painting Icons of Earth's Endangered Species