Ed Anderson is one of our most popular artists. When Ed isn’t painting you can count on him being in his beloved mountains of Idaho where he finds the inspiration for his art. Now the Muskie featured in this creation is impressive in size and in that way it reflects on the Muskie you find in the wild. These are big fish to catch. Muskie are fighters and wiggly when caught, they almost look like a snake when you try to land them.

Ed celebrates the beloved fish with a large tribute in a colorful box art triptych. Three panels, each one an 18 by 18-inch square creates a statement piece that will impress the most jaded Muskie hunter. Have a Muskie fisherman in your posse? Well here is an amazing work of wall art that will bring as much pleasure as a mounting of the real thing.

Art by Ed Anderson.

Ed Anderson is a contemporary fine artist and former Air Force officer living in the mountains of Idaho. His style has evolved from a lifetime with art and architecture. Bold lines and bright colors have come to define his compositions. Most days you can find Ed in his home studio overlooking the Boise River on the eastern edge of town. In fact, if you do visit and it's quiet, it probably means he's off somewhere exploring in his Jackson kayak with his Boykin Spaniel, Mootie.