Fine art prints of man’s best friend, by Marian Anderson.
See the adventuring spirit of arctic explorer Will Steger and his canine companions. Or view the a 5-print series of a young boy and his Black Labrador puppy grow and mature.
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Limited framed prints of this Irish Setter are available by contacting the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints. -
The fourth of 5 prints, commissioned by the Hubbard Milling Company in the 1980s. This series highlights a boy and his black Labrador pup as they grow and mature. -
The third of 5 prints, commissioned by the Hubbard Milling Company in the 1980s. This series highlights a boy and his black Labrador pup as they grow and mature, capturing memories along the way. -
Will Steger's 1986 North Pole Expedition Limited framed prints are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints. -
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This Yellow Labrador is the perfect companion for an Indian Summer day. -
The fifth and final print in this series, commissioned by the Hubbard Milling Company in the 1980s. This series highlights a boy and his black Labrador pup as they grow and mature. Marian writes, "This last piece in this series depicts the young man and his mature dog. They are in a new duck boat push poling to shore next to the old boat partly submerged at the shore line of the family marsh." -
Explorer Will Steger's "Polar Huskies" Limited framed prints are available at the Blue Earth County Historical Society located at 424 Warren Street, Mankato, Minnesota. Please email Museum@BlueEarthCountyHistory.com or call (507)345-5566 for more information about this and other Marian Anderson Fine Art Prints. -
The second of 5 prints, commissioned by the Hubbard Milling Company in the 1980s. This series highlights a boy and his black Labrador pup as they grow and mature. -
The first of 5 prints, commissioned by the Hubbard Milling Company in the 1980s. This series highlights a boy and his black Labrador pup as they grow and mature. Marian writes, "Just as this man's father once taught him the ways of hunting, he now shares his experience with his own son, soon to be a man. The boy holds the shivering pup closely as they both await this new adventure. The breaking of formation and the circling of the geese stirs excitement in the father, who is momentarily swept back to his first experiences in this very same boat as a young boy. This weathered boat has seen many opening days, but none more significant than tomorrow for this little boy and his pup."