As both a passionate and committed conservationist and a widely regarded contemporary wildlife artist, Robert Oxley feels illustratively compelled to flag up what he routinely sees as the ongoing abandonment and manipulation of creatures put on God’s earth, and with whom humans are supposed to cohabit with. The best-selling Oxley’s latest autumn 2017 pictorial release focuses its compositional attentions on the topic of animals used as diplomatic gifts between countries, and specifically cites the more recent episode involving China and Germany within the very structure of ‘Diplomat.’ This hand-embellished and signed giclee on boxed canvas limited edition describes how; “The sad-looking slump of panda portrays his displacement and indifference to his diplomatic responsibility” when originating this piece as a means of visually receptive social commentary documenting the facilitation of animals as diplomatic tokens of goodwill. In this instance, it refers to China presenting Germany – to underline their relationship - with two giant pandas as a valid point in question. Please feel free to speak with us today, to learn how you can secure one of the 150-run only studies going forward.