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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 36x36in
About this artwork
This is the Third of 3 companion pieces featuring the energy of mountain meadows in the spring. It is expressionist landscape painting at its prime You can sense the high mountain breezes in all three pieces.
Charles Wallis
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« My art is an expression of my spirit to the spirits of those that connect with it. I seek to create a memory, wish, or a moment of joy and peace in the soul of the viewer. »
Established American artist Charles Wallis is a classically trained master painter from the Baylor University Art Program. He His study began with drawing, followed by painting traditional representation subjects. He then moved to impressionism, abstraction and non-objective paintings.
His work is collected internationally. He is one of the most accomplished and versatile in style and subject matter of artists in North America. In 2021 the Texas House Of Representatives acknowledged his success in his art and his contribution to the arts in Texas with the passing of the bill HR000743.
He creates luminary nature and motion—paintings where landscapes, wildflowers, horses, birds, still lives and abstract color fields all carry the same living energy. Often working in a realistic, open impressionist, or abstract and expressive style, he uses luminous skies, vibrant color, and rhythmic brushwork to capture the feeling of being fully alive in the natural world.
His work is collected internationally. He is one of the most accomplished and versatile in style and subject matter of artists in North America. In 2021 the Texas House Of Representatives acknowledged his success in his art and his contribution to the arts in Texas with the passing of the bill HR000743.
He creates luminary nature and motion—paintings where landscapes, wildflowers, horses, birds, still lives and abstract color fields all carry the same living energy. Often working in a realistic, open impressionist, or abstract and expressive style, he uses luminous skies, vibrant color, and rhythmic brushwork to capture the feeling of being fully alive in the natural world.