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Edward Thompson

Gallery of Edward Thompson, Jr.

Edward Thompson, Jr., is a retired environmental lawyer who recently revived the interest in silkscreen printing he developed while in college. His work reflects a deep appreciation for nature and focuses on landscapes, both expansive and intimate. With subtle color and abstraction, he seeks to evoke the spirit and mood of each special place. He and his wife moved to Port Townsend in late 2021 and now live in North Beach. Ed is a member of the board of the Jefferson Land Trust.

See more of his work at edwardparkerstudios.com.

San Francisco Landscape, 13" x 9", edition of 16, printed in 2021

A beguiling view of the Golden Gate Bridge from the Presidio, an 18th century military base guarding the entrance to San Francisco Bay, now transformed into a civic playground.

Little Northwest Pond, 9" x 6 1/2", edition of 20, printed in 2021

A trout pond in northern Maine created by beavers who built the dam now covered with alder bushes.

Maine Fishing Lodge, 9 1/2" x 7 1/4", edition of 20, printed in 2021

Just after dawn, smoke from a cook stove wafts into the cool mountain air from a fishing camp deep in the Maine woods as Old Glory flies from a hand-hewn flagpole.

Emigrant Peak, Paradise Valley, Montana, 9 1/2" x 7 1/4," edition of 20, printed in 2020

Eleven thousand foot Emigrant Peak looms over Paradise Valley, the northern gateway to Yellowstone National Park, known for its scenery and rustic hot springs resorts.

Point Wilson Light, 9" x 6 3/4", edition of 20, printed in 2023

The 1914 Point Wilson Lighthouse in Port Townsend, Washington, alerts mariners to the dangerous shoals at the entrance of Admiralty Bay.

Sunset at North Beach, 9 1/4" x 7", edition of 10, printed in 2022

From a popular spot north of Port Townsend, Washington, the sun sets over the Strait of Juan de Fuca, with the Olympic Mountains in the distance.