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Robert Forrester, South Africa, 2021
Baboons are gregarious and live in troops numbering from 10 to 200 animals. A female baboon will bear her first young in her fourth year. The newborn baby has a black coat, pink face and ears and rounded muzzle. It is intensely attractive to other troop members which crowd around to make a fuss of it. By five months the youngster’s coat begins to turn brown and its skin darkens. It is weaned between six and eleven months and many a screaming tantrum is thrown by juveniles of this age when suckling and riding on mother’s back are no longer allowed.
Medium/Process: Giclee, Paper: Ilford Cotton Textured, Framed, Museum Glass,
Dimensions: 19.7” x 19.7” (50cm x 50cm)
Edition: 2 of 20 Framed
Robert Forrester, South Africa, 2021
Baboons are gregarious and live in troops numbering from 10 to 200 animals. A female baboon will bear her first young in her fourth year. The newborn baby has a black coat, pink face and ears and rounded muzzle. It is intensely attractive to other troop members which crowd around to make a fuss of it. By five months the youngster’s coat begins to turn brown and its skin darkens. It is weaned between six and eleven months and many a screaming tantrum is thrown by juveniles of this age when suckling and riding on mother’s back are no longer allowed.
Medium/Process: Giclee, Paper: Ilford Cotton Textured, Framed, Museum Glass,
Dimensions: 19.7” x 19.7” (50cm x 50cm)
Edition: 2 of 20 Framed