Subject hub · 10 artists · 3 artworks
Wildlife Art
Wildlife art becomes more useful when a species, medium and habitat context are explicit. Graham Watts's grizzly, wolf and eagle paintings have individual evidence records with dimensions and official artwork sources; exact creation years and depicted habitat sites remain unknown where the source does not state them. This subject hub also leads to wider artist and regional records rather than treating every animal image as interchangeable.
Connected artists
Artists in this subject graph
Canadian oil painter connecting rain-lit Vancouver streets, Coast Mountain landscapes and western Canadian wildlife through vibrant colour and palette-knife texture.
Jordan Blackstone works across painting and photography. The practice engages landscape, wildlife, and figure and portraiture.
Kris Brownlee works across painting and drawing. The practice engages wildlife.
Niina Chebry’s principal medium is not yet independently verified. The practice engages wildlife and abstraction.
Roy Geronimo works across oil painting and acrylic painting. The practice engages landscape, city and architecture, and wildlife.
Brent Heighton works in painting. The practice engages mountain subjects, wildlife, forest and coast, and place and memory.
Terri Rodstrom works across watercolour and painting. The practice engages landscape and wildlife.
Lee Roberts works in sculpture. The practice engages wildlife, sculpture and public space, and conceptual and language-based practice.
Linda Thompson works in painting. The practice engages landscape and wildlife.
Carollyne Yardley works in oil painting. The practice engages wildlife and figure and portraiture.
Named works
Artwork records in this subject
A one-of-a-kind grizzly bear oil painting by Vancouver artist Graham Watts, built around the animal’s calm, powerful presence.
A one-of-a-kind wolf oil painting using electric blue, violet, orange and gold to describe a watchful animal presence.
A one-of-a-kind bald eagle oil painting balancing recognizable realism with expressive blue, gold and orange colour.
Regions
Where this subject connects
VancouverDowntown VancouverNorth ShoreWhistlerSea-to-SkyBritish Columbia CoastCollector intent