Landscape Painter's Websites

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Peter Adams

Rebecca Allan - Water and nature motifs are the vehicle for Allan's expressive and colorful landscape abstrations.

Rodger Bechtold - Expressive in both color and brushwork, Rodger's works teach us about the proper balance between bright and neutral colors.

Marc Bohne - Bohne captivates viewers with powerful compositions and an extraordinary sense of tone and color.

Richard Bowman

Gavin Brooks

Russell Case

Kathleen Dunphy

Kathleen Earthrowl - Earthrowl's semi-abstract landscapes also reflect a sensitivity to color and light.

Michael Ferguson

Jerry Fresia

Larry Gray - Gray's mysterious and beautiful skies and cloudscapes hover on the edge of abstraction.

Christopher Hoff - Hoff's urban structures and their many manifestations offer excellent lessons in shapes and massing, an essential practice in dealing with complex information.

Tim Horn - Like Fairfield Porter, Horn is a shape-master. He reduces the complexity of nautre into its most basic shapes and patterns.

Jim Lamb - One of the northwest's premier plein air painters, Lamb's work reflects an exploration of the many different colors and densities of natural light.

T. Allan Lawson - This contemporary master teaches us about the power of neutral colors

Peter Malarkey

Robert Marchessault - This master's portraits of trees are hauntingly beautiful — and are about a lot more than trees.

John McCormick - McCormick's paintings are infused with an inner and outer harmony, achieved through a limited palette and a strong underlying abstract design.

Richard McDaniel

Terry Miura

Jay Moore

Joseph Paquet - This contemorary master offers powerful examples of landscape, interior, and figurative works.

Stuart Shils

Kurt Solmssen - Solmssen's bold and colorful style, in the tradition of Fairfield Poreter, beautifully coverts the complexity of landscape into of flat, simplified shapes.

Kent Lovelace - Kent Lovelace's paintings of trees make us reconsider these most common elements of the landscape. They teach us about identity and the importance of simplifying through massing.

Daniel W. Pinkham -

Glenn Raschick - Although small in stature, Raschick's paintings are big on simplified shapes.

Jill Soukup

Michael Stasinos - His urban panaoramic landscape paintings show that detail always works within the a strong foundation of color, value, and composition.

Jeff Yeomans - California-based landscape painter, working in a colorful and direct style reminiscent of the early California impressionists. Added bonus — an elegant website design.

INFORMATION

Gage Academy of Art - Seattle's premiere independent art school offering technical foundations of an artist’s training in the tradition of the Ecole des beaux-arts in Paris and the Art Students League in New York.

Plein Air Painters of America - A salon of some of America's finest plein air painters, with many sample works from each artist.

Artcyclopedia - A virtual on-line encyclopedia of great artists past and present, with links to the galleries and museums where their work can be found.

MANUFACTURERS

Gamblin Artists Materials - Their website offers a wealth of practical information about mediums, pigments, navigating the color space, and studio safety. Sign up to receive their free "Gambln Studio Notes."