Gauntlet Gallery — Ron English Print Index
Camo Deer At Beacon Waterfall
Summary
Camo Deer at Beacon Waterfall is a 2010 Ron English giclee released around his Art From the New World exhibition in Bristol, England. Measuring 27 x 19.25 inches in an edition of 100, signed and numbered by the artist, it renders one of English's camouflaged deer within a painterly waterfall landscape.
Why It Matters
The camo-deer motif is a recurring character in English's more contemplative, nature-facing work, a departure from his brand satire toward themes of concealment and wildness. Tied to the Bristol Art From the New World show, this print documents English's presence in the UK street-and-pop art scene of the era.
Collector Perspective
At an edition of 100, this is a moderately scarce landscape-format work with strong wall presence at 27 x 19.25 inches. Its exhibition association adds provenance interest. Collectors should confirm the signature and numbering and note that the camo-deer imagery differs from English's better-known parody output.
Historical Context
Beacon refers to a location near English's New York home region, and the deer motif recurs across his practice as a study in camouflage and the natural world. The 2010 Bristol exhibition placed his American pop iconography before a British audience steeped in urban-art culture.
FAQ
When and where was this released?
In 2010, in connection with Ron English's Art From the New World exhibition in Bristol, England.
What is the edition size?
An edition of 100, signed and numbered by the artist.
What are its dimensions?
Approximately 27 x 19.25 inches in landscape orientation.
How does the imagery differ from English's parody work?
It features his recurring camouflaged deer in a waterfall landscape, reflecting his nature-facing, contemplative side rather than brand satire.
About the Artist
Ron English is an American contemporary artist born in 1959, widely regarded as a founding figure of the "POPaganda" movement, which fuses pop art with political and cultural satire. He is known for subverting corporate advertising and cultural icons, creating characters such as MC Supersized and the three-eyed "Temper Tot," and reimagining figures like Ronald McDonald and cartoon mascots. English has worked across billboards, canvas, murals, and collectible art toys, and his imagery has appeared in films and album covers. His work critiques consumerism, mass media, and branding through a bright, hyper-pop visual language.
Collecting Ron English at Gauntlet Gallery
Where should I begin with Ron English?
Signed, numbered screenprints and giclees featuring his signature characters are strong entry points, while hand-embellished editions and originals sit at the top. His art toys and figures also draw dedicated collectors. Gauntlet Gallery prioritizes clean, well-registered impressions with complete signing.
How is authenticity documented?
Ron English works are sold with documented studio provenance and the artist's signature and numbering. We photograph the exact piece you receive, including the signature and edition details, so you can confirm authenticity before purchase.
What drives Ron English's value?
Iconic characters, edition size, hand-embellishment, condition, and documented provenance are the main value drivers. Low-numbered, embellished, and original works consistently outperform open or larger editions.