Canadian landscape painting

Painting by Canadian artist Randy Hayashi (born 1968): "Maligne Canyon"

Killarney Reflections by Canadian Artist Margarethe Vanderpas, Georgian Bay.

Eric Riordon's 'Autumn Eve in the Laurentians' is a harmonious symphony of fall colors, capturing the serene beauty of the Canadian landscape at dusk. 🍁🌄 The warm glow of the setting sun bathes the scene in a soft light, reflecting off the quaint homestead nestled among the vibrant trees. This piece evokes a sense of peaceful solitude and the picturesque charm of the Laurentians. #EricRiordon #AutumnVibes #Laurentians #CanadianArt #LandscapePainting #TwilightScenes

I've been immersed in painting Alberta's landscapes these past few years, but there are still many iconic Canadian scenes I've yet to capture on canvas. Here's one of the most renowned: Lake Moraine, in all its breathtaking splendour. 🇨🇦🏞️ 40x40 inches, oil on canvas.

Here’s an excellent example of negative painting. The geometric appearance of the tree is made possible by blocking in the tree with large areas of paint...

Original oil mountain sunset landscape painting by Canadian artist Graeme Shaw at Effusion Art Gallery in Invermere, BC.

Version française qui suit Alan Caswell Collier RCA, OSA (1911 - 1990) was a painter, commercial artist, illustrator, muralist and educator. He was born in Toronto and, with the exception of a residency in New York City from 1937 to 1942. His primary medium was oil, however he has done some watercolors, acrylics and ink drawings. His subjects are Canadian landscape, cityscape, mining, industry and portraiture. His style is realist with a focus on composition, texture, volume and light…