Parker
Ron Parker - Autumn Morning Grizzly
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
20 x 33.5
PARAU8
$200.00
Ron Parker - Creekside Cougar
limited edition print on paper
numbered and hand signed by the artist
24.4 x 36
PARCR1
$255.00
Ron Parker - Mallard Family
limited edition print on paper
P/P hand signed by the artist
13 x 16
PARMA1
$175.00
Ron Parker - Ramparts - Mountain Goat*
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
26.75 x 20
PARRA4
$200.00
Ron Parker - Rimrock Cougar
fine art poster hand signed by the artist
open edition hand signed by the artist
24 x 18
PARRI2
$25.00
Ron Parker - Spring Mist - Gray Wolf
fine art poster hand signed by the artist
open edition hand signed by the artist
18 x 24
PARSP3
$25.00
RON PARKER (1942- ) showed an interest in art as a child, which was not surprising since both parents had artistic abilities. However, as a six-footer in eighth grade, his future seemed to be in basketball. Ron followed high school with four years of apprenticeship in commercial art and studied and considered architecture before turning to fine art. Along the way, he became the Canadian Decathlon Champion!
Ron Parker - Autumn Morning Grizzly
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
20 x 33.5
PARAU8
$200.00
Ron Parker - Creekside Cougar
limited edition print on paper
numbered and hand signed by the artist
24.4 x 36
PARCR1
$255.00
Ron Parker - Mallard Family
limited edition print on paper
P/P hand signed by the artist
13 x 16
PARMA1
$175.00
Ron Parker - Ramparts - Mountain Goat*
limited edition print on paper
950 numbered and hand signed by the artist
26.75 x 20
PARRA4
$200.00
Ron Parker - Rimrock Cougar
fine art poster hand signed by the artist
open edition hand signed by the artist
24 x 18
PARRI2
$25.00
Ron Parker - Spring Mist - Gray Wolf
fine art poster hand signed by the artist
open edition hand signed by the artist
18 x 24
PARSP3
$25.00
RON PARKER (1942- ) showed an interest in art as a child, which was not surprising since both parents had artistic abilities. However, as a six-footer in eighth grade, his future seemed to be in basketball. Ron followed high school with four years of apprenticeship in commercial art and studied and considered architecture before turning to fine art. Along the way, he became the Canadian Decathlon Champion!