Muskox (Ovibos moschatus) in a snowy lanscape, Dovrefjell National Park, Norway. Muskoxen evolved in Asia and adapted to arctic tundra environments. Muskoxen became extinct in Europe (last records are from Sweden about 9,000 years ago) and Asia (last records are from the Taymyr peninsula in Russia about 2,000 years ago), probably primarily as a result of over hunting by people. Muskoxen crossed into North America from Siberia between 200,000 and 90,000 years ago and they survived in Alaska, northern Canada and Greenland. Muskoxen were reintroduced in Europe and Asia relatively recently. Muskoxen were first reintroduced in Dovrefjell National Park in Norway in 1931-1932, but these animals were all killed during the second world war. A second reintroduction attempt (1947-1953) was successful though. The muskoxen population size in Dovrefjell National Park is currently estimated at several hundred individuals.

Large format prints (12"x18" and larger) of images in this folder are part of a limited edition. A maximum of 50 large format images will be printed, regardless of the medium (e.g. photo paper, canvas, aluminum).

If you are interested in a large format print of any of the images below, please contact me. The print will be signed and numbered by me before it is shipped to you.

Please contact me if you are interested in the purchase of a large format print: [email protected].


Pricing examples (excluding shipping):
Print of photo paper 12”x18” (excluding matt, frame and glass): $ 60.-
Canvas Gallery Wrap 16”x24” (ready to hang): $295.-
Canvas Gallery Wrap 24”x36” (ready to hang) : $500.-
Aluminum print 12”x18” (ready to hang): $145.-
Aluminum print 16”x24” (ready to hang) : $225.-

More sizes are available of course.