The Frogg Collector

$3,500.00

Get Special Financing

Specification

Size

Medium

Editions

Limited Edition

Print that is signed and numbered by the artist.

Shipping and Framing

This will come to you either unframed and tubed with complimentary Continental U.S. shipping – use code ARTFREESHIP – or you can add a custom frame with us.

“The Frog Collector” by Michael Parkes

Limited Edition Stone Lithograph

Enter the peculiar, enchanting world of Michael Parkes with The Frog Collector, a delightful and surreal composition that blends whimsy, mystery, and exquisite detail. In this limited-edition stone lithograph, Parkes transports us to a realm where collectors don’t seek gold or jewels—but rather, the most curious and lively of creatures.

At the center of the piece is the collector, an eccentric figure adorned in lavish regalia, their elongated, armored snout giving them an almost mythical appearance. Their wings suggest an otherworldly presence, while their posture, steady and inquisitive, hints at their dedication to their unusual craft. With the utmost care, they present a delicately balanced frog on a tiny platform, seemingly engaged in an unspoken negotiation with the lively amphibian at their feet. Below them, another frog leaps dramatically, as if auditioning for a place in this strange, coveted collection. A single strawberry dangles from the collector’s belt—a curious yet fitting contrast to the scene’s eccentricity, suggesting a sense of reward or ritualistic offering.

Parkes’ signature mastery of surrealism is evident in every detail, from the exquisite textures of fabric and armor to the lifelike expressions of the frogs themselves. The Frog Collector is a testament to the magic of the unexpected, the humor in the unusual, and the beauty of collecting not just objects, but moments of pure wonder.

For those who appreciate fantasy, fine art, and the joy of the bizarre, this lithograph is a captivating addition to any collection—a charming conversation starter that invites viewers into the boundless imagination of Michael Parkes.