Subject hub · 5 artists · 3 artworks
Mountain Art
Mountain art becomes regionally meaningful when a peak, range, route or viewpoint is identified rather than treated as generic scenery.
Connected artists
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Canadian oil painter connecting rain-lit Vancouver streets, Coast Mountain landscapes and western Canadian wildlife through vibrant colour and palette-knife texture.
Richard Cole works in painting. The practice engages landscape, mountain subjects, forest and coast, and figure and portraiture.
Brent Heighton works in painting. The practice engages mountain subjects, wildlife, forest and coast, and place and memory.
Joel Mara works in painting. The practice engages landscape, mountain subjects, forest and coast, figure and portraiture, and place and memory.
West Vancouver artist and gallery owner working across landscape and figurative painting, sculpture and printmaking.
Named works
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A one-of-a-kind Coast Mountain oil painting identifying Black Tusk as a specific Whistler and Sea-to-Sky landscape subject.
A one-of-a-kind blue-and-white mountain oil painting based on named alpine forms above Whistler.
A one-of-a-kind Sea-to-Sky oil painting centred on the recognizable peaks and scale of the Tantalus Range.
Regions
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VancouverDowntown VancouverNorth ShoreWhistlerSea-to-SkyBritish Columbia CoastVancouver IslandCollector intent