PTERANODON STERNBERGI
Below Late Cretaceous skies a pair of Pteranodon (wing-toothless) flies gracefully overhead. The fossilised bones were discovered in Kansas which at the time was covered by sea. Pteranodon’s crest may have been used as a counter-balance to the long beak.
MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas board
610x405mm (24x16ins)
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Below Late Cretaceous skies a pair of Pteranodon (wing-toothless) flies gracefully overhead. The fossilised bones were discovered in Kansas which at the time was covered by sea. Pteranodon’s crest may have been used as a counter-balance to the long beak.
MEDIUM: Acrylic on canvas board
610x405mm (24x16ins)
Back to Gallery