Little Earl's Big 8N—Tractor by Neal Anderson

About This Artwork

“When little Earl wasn’t chasing the cats, harassing the chickens or picking Aunt Fern’s flowers, he was constantly trying to climb up on the 8-N. It was fun to put him in the seat so he could pretend to drive ‘Me Tractor’ as he put it.”

Little Earl's Big 8N—Tractor

About the Artist

Neal Anderson

Neal Anderson

Neal Anderson grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska, in the heart of the central plains. With golden fields of wheat stretching for miles and bountiful wildlife, Anderson was drawn to the beauty of the outdoors and the unique personality of his native state. Anderson began his professional career in art illustrating for NEBRASKAland magazine after attending art school in Omaha. His hard work and dedication were rewarded with the prestigious honor of winning the 1989-90 Federal Duck Stamp competition. Anderson has won numerous conservation stamp competitions including two Nebraska First of States, as well as designing sponsor prints for Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and North Dakota Ducks Unlimited. Anderson’s commitment to supporting conservation efforts continues today. For over 15 years he has been an avid supporter of conservation organizations such as Pheasants Forever, Safari Club International, Quail Unlimited and Ducks Unlimited, for which he is a sponsor member. His donations of original art and limited edition prints have greatly aided these groups in efforts to preserve and protect wildlife habitat.

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