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 Stefan Baumann
The paintings of Stefan Baumann capture the true spirit of nature by transporting you to undiscovered, unseen, and undisturbed secret lands. Each painting is more than just a picture; it is a vivid manifestation of his special and personal union with nature and the outdoors. Through Baumann's masterful compositions and his use of brilliant light and color, he invites you to experience nature in its purity. www.TheGrandView.com   Mark Gudmundsen: Yosemite's Painter
It is likely that Yosemite's most acclaimed living artist today is Mark Gudmundsen. His realistic paintings are powerful and full of light. NationalParksArt.com Nevada Falls and Liberty Cap: Acrylic on Canvas  Trent Gudmundsen
Yes, Mark and Trent Gudmundsen are related. Art runs in the family. Trent has proven himself as an accomplished plein air painter. Although Trent found his artistic beginnings in the landscapes of the West, he is equally drawn to paint any subject that has the right "magic". In particular, Trent has developed a unique way of capturing on canvas the happenings of people in their "natural" settings. TrentGudmundsen.com The Ahwahnee Hotel: Oil on Canvas  Donald Neff: An American painter
I paint the places I love to be. I paint the freshness of eternal nature, icy lucid streams, thunderous waterfalls, and soaring granite crests over silent lakes. I paint the descriptions of John Muir, the echoes of Ansel Adams, the American West of Albert Bierstadt and Thomas Moran. I paint luminosity filtering through the landscape, reaching to the foundation of a stream, bouncing off rocks, and illuminating the shadows. Tenaya Thaw: Acrylic on Canvas DonaldNeff.com  Kevin Maddrey
I find that painting is more about the process of creating and visualizing what I see. The end results are nice, but it's not the focus. This philosophy about the process, has transcended painting and has influenced all aspects of my life. When I'm painting, I'm looking at the big picture. I view my subject on so many different levels from technical aspects to the feelings that the subject produces. I feel that I view people and the world in which I live in broader terms then I did in the past. The superficial details are meaningless, the essence of the subject is what intrigues me. Cathedral Peak: Oil Maddrey.net 202-213-1972  Dot Morris: Watercolors
Several coats of underglazing and dry brush techniques give a realistic portrayal of her subjects. Dot's style lends itself well to smaller paintings, ranging in size from miniatures to 12 x 18 inches. She shows at Timberline Gallery in Oakhurst, CA El Capitan: Watercolor Dot Morris, P.O. Box 344 North Fork, CA 93643 (559) 877-2996  Lola Nelson
Equally versatile in oils, watercolors, pastels and woodcarving, much of Lola's inspiration comes from her love for nature. She is is a signature award member of Society of Western Artists, Women Artists of the West and Alliance of California Artists. Other memberships include, Clovis Art Guild, Central California Wood Carvers, National Wood Carvers Association and the California Carvers Guild. Spring Thaw by Lola Nelson  Andrew Paquette
By 2003, when Paquette become a full-time fine artist, he had worked as an editorial illustrator, a comic book artist, a video game artist and art director, and a special effects artist in the film industry. Paquette currently resides in the state of Arizona, where he makes both plein air and studio paintings. Above Ellery Lake: Watercolor paqART.com | Mark Gudmundsen | Trent Gudmundsen | Dot Morris | Donald Neff | Lola Nelson | Andrew Paquette | Kevin Maddrey | Stefan Baumann | | Return Home | Paintings | Photography | Artists | Contact Us | |
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