John Banovich, In The Land of Giants, 2024, oil on Belgian linen, 64h x 172w in,

John Banovich, Stallion, oil on Belgian linen, 60h x 40w in

John Banovich, Volcanoes National Park-Rwanda

John Banovich, Into the Papyrus, oil on Belgian linen, 48h x 72w in

Under a Wolf Moon, oil on Belgian linen, 44h x 100w in

John Banovich, An Elephant In The Room, oil on Belgian linen, 42h x 84w in

John Banovich, Kwitonda, oil on Belgian Linen, 66.25h x 120w in (Private Commission for Singita Kwitonda Lodge)

Inside Singita's Serengeti House with John Banovich

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John Banovich, Flush I & Flush II in Studio

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“Now more than ever, we need to expand the message about the vital importance of the world’s natural places and utilize the forceful role that artists can leverage in the efforts to conserve them.” John Banovich

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Banovich Limited edition giclée canvases and Wild Accents Collection
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We welcome you to browse our gallery of Banovich limited edition giclée canvases and Wild Accents Collection as well as fine art by sculptors Mick Doellinger and Stefan Savides and photographer Riccardo Tosi.

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FEATURED PROJECT: Inside Singita Kwitonda Lodge With John Banovich

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One of John’s most spectacular masterpieces is his newly completed portrayal of the Kwitonda gorilla family. ‘I have set out to create a dramatic work that transports the viewer to the moment when you are nearly surrounded by gorillas, a moment when your heart skips a beat with excitement and you are completely absorbed in the moment.’ The Kwitonda group is a highy successful family lead by three massive silver backs named, Karevuro, Kigoma and Lisanga. 
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FEATURED PROJECT: Inside Singita's Serengeti House with John Banovich

Set along the gentle slopes of Tanzania’s Sasakwa Hill, deep in the heart of the private Grumeti Game Reserve, Singita Serengeti Househas been one of East Africa’s most sophisticated places to stay since first opening in 2012. Opulent yet seamlessly connected to the nature that surrounds it, the estate offers an exclusive safari experience unlike any other. And now, following an extensive renovation by longtime Singita collaborators and all around safari-design gurus Cécile & Boyd, the buy-out property is even better than before.  View More