Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle

This is an unframed 6″ x 6″ painting of a Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle by Hugh Daniel, using professional quality acrylics on a stretched canvas and is varnished with gloss varnish for protection and long-life.  Signed in lower right.

Shipping will be within three days, carefully packaged.

Be sure to check out the Endangered Species Art Project for more paintings (and art prints on high quality paper). New works are regularly being added to this collection.

Kemp’s ridley sea turtles are the smallest sea turtle in the world. The species is named after Richard M. Kemp, a fisherman from Key West, Florida, who first submitted the species for identification in 1906. They are primarily found in the Gulf of Mexico, but juveniles are also found in the Atlantic Ocean as far north as Nova Scotia and sometimes even occur in the eastern North Atlantic.

For more information about sea turtles as endangered species, visit the World Wildlife Fund website to read about Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle

All images © Copyright 2022 by Hugh Daniel. All Rights Reserved.