I envy not him that eats better meat than I do, nor him that is richer, or wears better clothes than I do, I envy nobody but him only, that catches more fish than I do in the tradition of Winslow Homer, Ogden Pleissner, Stephen Denton and A.L. Ripley, Angler Editions has assembled a collection of work from today's most admired and successful artists specializing in fly fishing subjects. Through the time-honored practice of celebrating sport through fine art prints, we are proud to make the works of James Prosek, Arthur Shilstone, Flick Ford, Luther Kelly Hall and Cathy & Barry Beck available to collectors and angling enthusiasts.
Angler Editions was established to recognize distinguished artists and exceptional works of art. In a short time it has grown to represent the finest collaboration of its kind between artist and printmaker. The rare mix of artistic talent displayed by the artists is supported by a thorough knowledge and understanding of all subjects at the publisher level. We at Angler Editions have many years experience in both the art and publishing field and we bring a lifelong passion for fishing. The rare combination of master artists and publisher expertise, assures that an Angler Editions print is not only the most significant work of art available today, but is an investment which will hold its value for generations to come.
Angler Edition prints adhere to the highest standards of quality. They are produced using the giclée method (giclée is French for "to spray"), which was developed exclusively for fine art printing. Giclée prints are known for their brilliant color range and the details and subtleties they capture, and they offer a richness and longevity that sets them apart from other print forms. Each Angler Editions fine art print is then reviewed by the artist and then, only upon full approval, individually signed and numbered. This assures we will provide collectors with the truest representation possible of each image and preserve the integrity of the artist and the original work of art.
