The common genet is a reasonably small mammal that belongs to the civet family. There are almost 30 subspecies of genets that can be found in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. These usually secretive, nocturnal creatures are largely solitary. Genets have retractable claws adapted to climbing and catching prey. Genets are predominately carnivorous, with a diet based on small mammals, birds, lizards, and insects. They will occasionally eat fruit too. On a moonlit night, I’ve seen one sampling a banana that I put out for the birds in my garden. The common genet has a mane that runs from its shoulders to its tail, this is erected when threatened to make it appear larger. The common genet’s lifespan is uncertain in the wild but they have been known to live up to 20 years in captivity.
Each print is made using a fine art printer on premium cotton rag paper. The result is a print that is remarkably alike to the original painting. The paper and ink used are both archival which means the print wont fade over time.
The print size is A4 (297 x 420mm).
Shipping
All packages will be sent via a local courier company ( below times serve as a guideline )
National Centres – 3-5 working days
Outlying Areas – 5-7 Working days
Collection
Packages may be collected on a pre-arranged basis.
