He greets visitors, clears brush and builds wolf enclosures, and is preparing to teach at the center in the spring.
To Stein, who staged the scenes herself, often transporting large and cumbersome taxidermied animals to specific locations, the images are about a kind of tension, the way that the worlds of the deer, bears, turkeys, and wolves brush up against that of the humans nearby.
In the brush of the Yukon, hungry wolves watch the caribou in the moonlight with glittering eyes.
Remarkably, across a shallow valley three wolf cubs gambolled in low brush, darting this way and that, climbing upon each other.
For the part of Johnny, he kept it "looking like a wolf, really like a shaving brush"; he gave the right-wing gay punk all the mystery of Lawrence of Arabia and all the menace of Bob Hoskins.
A cat, pig, wolf, goat emanating from the brush of Mr. Kent become myth.
I loaded a round in the Win Mag, aimed high above the brush where we'd last seen the wolf, and fired.
I felt reconnected to the natural world as I ambled out of the wolves' lair, brushed the clumps of fur from my jeans and got in my car for the long ride home.
The painter uses a pointed-tipped brush made of the hair of goats, deer, or wolves set in a shaft of bamboo.
As Vincent, Tom Cruise looks like a gray wolf on the prowl — hair lightened and brushed straight up, a salt-and-pepper beard, a beautifully tailored silver-gray suit.
