LEGENDS OF THE HUNT- CAMPFIRE TALES
By John Seerey-Lester
P
ublished in 2013, Campfire Tales features over 130 paintings and
60 exciting stories covering the remarkable true-life adventures
of the world's greatest hunters, explorers, and conservationists. In the
200-page book you'll find stories about such legends as Theodore
Roosevelt, J.A. Hunter, Grizzly Adams, William Hornaday, and Carl Akeley.
• Gallery Edition, hardcover with dust jacket cover. $60
• Buffalo Edition, 350, leather-bound, signed and numbered,
each with a Giclée print. $150
• Leopard Edition, 250, leather-bound, signed and numbered,
with hand-colored Giclée print. $250
• Black Leopard Edition, 100, leather-bound, signed and
numbered, with original 8 x10 painting. $995
THE LEGENDARY HUNTS OF
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
T
he much-anticipated third book in artist John Seerey-
Lester's "Legends Series" relives in words and paint
the exciting outdoor life of Theodore Roosevelt. With his
descriptive text and 150 paintings and sketches, Seerey-
Lester provides a fascinating glimpse into the former
president's life as a rancher and his unrelenting passion
for wildlife, hunting, exploration, and conservation.
The large-format, 200-page book covers Roosevelt's
most active years as an outdoorsman from the 1870s
until his death in 1919. It also relives the hunting and
exploratory expeditions of his two sons in the Far East.
It opens with Roosevelt's first deer hunt as a teenager,
then continues chronologically as he pursues such dangerous
game as grizzlies, lions, and elephants in Africa and North
America. In Seerey-Lester's rich paintings, you will feel
the danger, taste the dust, and smell the campfire smoke.
In the foreword for this landmark book, Tweed
Roosevelt, TR's great-grandson, writes: "Seerey-Lester
has an extraordinary ability to bring to life the high
drama of the hunt. TR, of course, could supply him
with an almost unending series of opportunities for
displaying his unique artistry."
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NEW! The Legendary Hunts of
Theodore Roosevelt by John Seerey-Lester
