landscape
This tag gathers artwork centered on the natural world, fields, mountains, coastlines, skies, and everything in between, one of the oldest and most enduring subjects in art. Capturing a landscape well takes real observation, since light, weather, and color shift constantly and rarely repeat exactly the same way twice. Some pieces here are quiet and realistic, others loose and atmospheric. Use this tag to browse work built around the outdoors, in painting, drawing, and photography alike.
Daniel E. Greene
Daniel E. Greene was an American realist painter born in Cincinnati in 1934, who trained at the Art Students League of New York under Robert Brackman and went on to teach…
Josef Kote
Discover Josef Kote, an Albanian palette-knife painter whose vibrant cityscapes, seascapes, and figurative works shimmer with light, color, and energy. From his Academy training in Tirana to international recognition, explore how…
Roman Bozhkov
Roman Bozhkov is a Russian landscape painter who works directly from nature, catching small fleeting moments like a sunbeam on a vine or a magpie on a fence. His realistic scenes…
Scott Naismith
Scott Naismith is a Scottish painter who turns dramatic skies into bold, non literal bursts of color and hope. Drawing on Turner’s atmosphere and Matisse’s color, he now flies drones to…
Romona Youngquist
Romona Youngquist is an American painter whose soft, impressionist scenes of Oregon’s Red Hills feel more like memories than places. She works her canvases with sandpaper and rags as much as…
Joseph Zbukvic
Joseph Zbukvic is a Croatian born Australian watercolorist known for soft, poetic landscapes rich with atmosphere and quiet emotion. He fled political unrest in the 1970s, rebuilt his life in Australia,…
Leon Roulette
Leon Roulette is an American painter working in the Impressionist tradition, chasing the same soft glowing light that drew painters to the style a century ago. He paints everywhere from Alaska…
James Abbott McNeill Whistler
James Abbott McNeill Whistler was an American painter who spent most of his career in London, championing tonal harmony and the idea of art for art’s sake. His famous portrait of…
Neil Welliver
Neil Welliver was an American landscape painter who left teaching at Yale to move to Maine, where he painted huge wilderness scenes, sometimes eight feet wide, outdoors in every kind of…
Stanislav Brusilov
Stanislav Brusilov is a Moscow born realist painter known for landscapes and portraits of the Russian countryside. Trained at the Surikov Art Institute, his work has been shown in more than…
Peder Mork Monsted
Peder Mørk Mønsted was a Danish landscape painter born in 1859 near Grenaa, celebrated for forests, rivers, and winter scenes so precise that many viewers mistake them for photographs. He trained…
Thomas Moran
Thomas Moran was an American painter born in Bolton, England, in 1837, famous for landscapes of the Rocky Mountains and the American West. His paintings helped convince Congress to create Yellowstone…
