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"Like Father Like Son" by John Alvin (2004)

Limited edition sold on the Star Wars Shop (no longer online).

More about the piece at ArtInSights.com (no longer available, archive.org backup link).

You can see a framed version on TheSWCA.com.

From the Star Wars Shop description page:

In another poster in Alvin's "The Force of Influence" series -- "Like Father, Like Son" -- the Fett family is the subject of honor. "I thought that there are few more profound relationships than that of father and son in life and this is especially true of the Star War saga," Alvin explains. "Like any long time fan, I was captivated by Boba Fett and I thought it interesting to pose him at rest and full of potential violence. I like to think that the fire behind him depicts the gruesome end of yet another bounty. Look at the tip of his flame thrower. It's very hot as though he was making good use of it and he has now turned to us and we should be fearful. "Promoting our fear is the lethal legacy Boba Fett brings with his considerable skills, and this heritage is shown in the proactive and very dangerous posture of his father, the legendary Jango Fett," Alvin continues. "It's as though Boba wants us to know that he is the logical extension of his father and everything we fear about him, we do so with good reason. I wanted to portray the Fett lineage to reflect of the powerful hold these characters have had on all of us from the instant George Lucas put them on screen."

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