I met Mr. Mohn at Boonsboro Days many years ago, as a new resident of the tri-state area. His art and talent were so moving and special that I bought prints and note cards immediately. They hold treasured places and feelings each time they are viewed. I hope to buy more, both as gifts, and for my own pleasure. Like many, I was saddened to hear of his passing. We have lost a unique and gifted artist.

I have two of Eric’s prints and people are always amazed at his talent. There was one print, a street scene in downtown Frederick, I think – a scene at night with row houses which I really liked.

I was also saddened to learn of his passing.There are many prints I still would love to own.He had a true gift.

I first met Eric in the mid 90’s at the Montpelier Craft Show and bought my first numbered and signed print. I’ve collected a few more over the years and I’m still amazed by the detail in his work. RIP Eric.

I was a neighbor of the Mohn’s in Gaithersburg, MD 10 years ago. Being a fellow painter… I was fascinated by Eric’s talent and his determination to live his dream. When my family moved away, a numbered print was given to us as a parting gift. I have always treasured it, but even do more so now that I have learned of his death. Thank you for allowing me to enjoy his painting each day. It is a constant reminder to me that you can achieve what dreams you have in your heart no matter what obstacles are in your way.

I have been collecting Eric’s prints for many years. it always amazed me how he painted his prints. His prints are the only ones I collect and they are the only prints that I have in my home. When you can buy perfection why buy anything else.

I’m glad that I found your site. I have been a fan of Eric’s work for many years and was very sad to hear of his passing…what a tremendous loss! We have several of his prints hanging in our house, and will surely to grow our collection whenever we can!else.