Support your Rio Grande Chapter’s important conservation and global climate change initiatives and enrich your home’s ambiance by ordering one or all of these striking prints. These stunning representations of some of our high desert’s endangered raptors are numbered and signed by the artist. The print stock is 17”X 22” and the image is 13 ½” X 17 ½”. At $140.00 these masterful pictures are both a contribution and an investment.

Richard Sloan's works have been exhibited at the National Geographic Society's Explorer's Hall, the American Museum of Natural History, the California Academy of Sciences, the Carnegie Museum, the Royal Scottish Museum and the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. Since 1979, his work has been included in 21 "Birds in Art" exhibitions at the Woodson Art Museum, where he was honored as the museum's Master Wildlife Artist in1994.

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Sloan’s images appear in many publications including the magazines Reader's Digest, Wildlife Art and US Art, and the books The Raptors of Arizona (the source of these prints), Wildlife Art: More Paintings of the Modern Masters and The Best of Wildlife Art, volumes 1 and 2.

Sloan's works are included in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian Institution, the Illinois State Museum, the Denver Museum of Natural History and private collections throughout North America, South America, Europe and Japan.

Bring these prints into your home or office as a personal reminder of your commitment to New Mexico’s environment and to your Sierra Club’s Rio Grande Chapter. They make great gifts, too!

The prints are shipped flat and are ready for framing. To make your contribution by ordering these limited edition (only 500 prints of each image were produced), signed and numbered prints, contact Chapter Conservation Coordinator, Dan Lorimier at 575-740-2927 or daniel.lorimier@sierraclub.org.

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