News Tag: Artist Press

English artist Peregrine Heathcote’s latest paintings of silver screen-era romance depict powerful trains, elegant steam ships, propeller planes and exquisitely designed cars in the backdrop as enigmatic dames and dashing lads nonchalantly dominate their picturesque surroundings.

Bright, colorful, and exuberant, Claudia Hartley’s paintings capture and convey the magnificence of the world. Her intention is to celebrate beauty, focus on positive emotion, and bring more joy into the world through her paintings. Claudia Hartley is a positive thinker.

Atmospheric painter Rich Bowman continues to feed his obsession with sunsets and landscapes. Known for his colorful and dramatic skyscapes that stem from imagined locales and spontaneous brushstrokes, Bowman concentrates on sweeping sunsets in his new show at Bonner David Galleries in Scottsdale.

Natural light beams through the 12-inch windows of Lane Timothy’s Salt Lake City studio, illuminating his recent canvases. It’s here where the artist breathes life into his expertly executed narratives of eras gone by.

Artist Henry Stinson’s Take Us To Your Leader series has seen tremendous success since it was featured in a Preview article in American Art Collector’s May issue.

Southwest Art profiles artist Claudia Hartley in their Plein Air Painting feature.

The works of New Mexico artist Greg Skol and Colorado painter Jane Jones spotlight nature’s beauty. While their subject matter differs – Skol focuses on landscapes and Jones on florals – the message they convey is the same: the beauty of nature is omnipresent.

Individually, Henry Stinson’s newest paintings of robots measure about 6 by 6 inches, but shown grouped together, the 60 small paintings appear almost like a colorful, yet commanding robot army.

In a quiet residential neighborhood in north Phoenix, something big looms over a fenced-in back yard. The late afternoon sun reflects its luster, and it seems out of place in this typical suburban locale.

After spending most of his career working as a figurative painter focusing on cultures from around the world, John Burton has decided to switch to the landscape and paint what he sees around him.