Quick Hits: 1978 Winter Moon serigraph by Thomas Locker Signed and numbered limited edition (248/300) Printed at Chicago Serigraphic Workshop in April 1978 Includes certificate of authenticity (photo included) Ideal for collectors of Hudson River School-inspired or American landscape art Framed dimensions are included below; art measurements are 20.25"w x 25"h More About This Item: This signed 1978 serigraph, titled Winter Moon, captures the hushed stillness of a snow-covered Hudson Valley scene under a glowing moon. Created by Thomas Locker—an acclaimed American painter and author known for his romantic, atmospheric landscapes—the piece is number 248 in a limited edition of 300 and includes its certificate of authorization. The composition is timeless: moonlight breaking through the winter sky, long shadows stretching across fresh snow, and a distant farmhouse quietly nestled in the woods. Locker’s style echoes the spirit of the Hudson River School with a slightly contemporary touch—less about grandiosity, more about quiet reverence. Whether you're curating a vintage-inspired library, a cabin retreat, or a gallery wall that leans poetic, this piece brings a grounded serenity to any space. Professionally matted and framed, the artwork measures 20.25” x 25” and is ready to hang. Artist Legacy: Thomas Locker (1937–2012) was not only an award-winning painter but also a beloved children’s book illustrator. Trained in classical techniques, Locker was known for reviving the spirit of the 19th-century Hudson River School in a 20th-century context—making landscapes feel both nostalgic and emotionally resonant. His works have been exhibited nationally and remain in demand for their ability to capture nature’s quieter, more contemplative moments. Collectors of traditional American art, pastoral landscapes, or period illustrations will find Winter Moon a meaningful addition.