Why this artist matters here
Geography and practice
Watts is the atlas founder and primary featured artist. His record is disclosed as such and is useful as a contemporary example of one practice spanning the cityscape, mountain, landscape and wildlife categories.
Media and subjects
Follow the practice
Graham Watts is connected here through oil painting, painting.
Artwork evidence
Documented works in this atlas
Original painting · Unknown — not stated by official sourceSpirit of the NorthOil on 1½-inch gallery-wrapped canvas · 30 × 40 inches
Original painting · Unknown — not stated by official sourceLuminous Guardian — WolfOil on 1½-inch gallery-wrapped canvas · 30 × 40 inches
Original painting · Unknown — not stated by official sourceSoul of an EagleOil on 1½-inch gallery-wrapped canvas · 30 × 40 inches
Original painting · Unknown — not stated by official sourceBlack Tusk — WhistlerOil on 1½-inch gallery-wrapped canvas · 30 × 40 inches
Original painting · Unknown — not stated by official sourceOverlord Mountain & Fissile PeakOil on 1½-inch gallery-wrapped canvas · 30 × 40 inches
Original painting · Unknown — not stated by official sourceMountain Peaks of TantalusOil on 1½-inch gallery-wrapped canvas · 30 × 40 inches
Original painting · Unknown — not stated by official sourceReflections on GranvilleOil on canvas · 36 × 48 inches
Original painting · Unknown — not stated by official sourceFalse Creek — VancouverOil on 0.75-inch wrapped canvas · 12 × 36 × 0.75 inches
Original painting · Unknown — not stated by official sourceVintage Hudson’s Bay — VancouverOil on canvas · 40 × 30 inches
Evidence and sources