British Columbia Artists, Watercolors, Oil Paintings, Acrylic Paintings, Sculpture
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Alan Cross |
Canadian watercolor artist Alan Mark Cross was born in St.Johns, Quebec in 1949, and moved to Victoria, British Columbia, in 1956. Canadian artist Alan Cross has a large following of patrons, and his artwork is in numerous private art and corporate art collections across Canada, the United States, Australia, Russia, Austria, Japan and England. There is a timeless quality to every Alan Mark Cross work of art. His paintings will always be in vogue; his impressionistic style coupled with an orderly use of color will always demand attention. |
Ken Curley |
Sculptor Ken Curley is a bronze artist whose zest for life and passion for bronze have translated into powerful works of art that are destined to stand the test of time. A recent work - and his most difficult yet - entitled "Making Wishes," is a light-hearted, whimsical piece that can be described as 'truly enchanting.' It features a tiny, hovering fairy with filigree wings, pouring orchid dust into a glass vessel held by a jester. "Have you ever made a wish?" asks Curley, who says that he was 'compelled' to create the image. "This is where wishes come from," he explains, rather impishly. In this piece, like many others, the bronze bends and arcs as effortlessly as Curley's imagination. With its patina finishes radiating a gentle, rich glow, one can't help but wonder how Curley creates this kind of expressive grace in such an unyielding medium. |
Delores Davie |
When I first started to paint I greatly admired paintings by Robert McVitty a marine artist, personally knowing him and being raised on the water front influenced me a lot here, but the artists that influenced me the most were Robert Bateman and Carl Brenders. I have done commission work and have had a lot of "showings", but the more I painted the deeper emotions inside of me led me to follow my heart and to paint mainly Portraits and Wildlife.
I like to paint realism, the feelings that I have for nature and people comes out in the detailed work that I do. Nature is intended to be natural and beautiful so I try to capture them in my art works, to make them as realistic as I can. |
Gary Doll |
Travelling with my lovely wife Annette to such countries as France, England, India, Denmark, Italy, Israel, Spain and Mexico, I have been given a chance to not only enjoy these wonderful countries, but also to take many photos to use as reference material for my art.
In 2010 we were fortunate to travel to France for the second time and for a splendid month dedicated much time to visiting the best art galleries in Paris and Southern France. Now in 2011 I have set up a studio in Kelowna, BC and have completed several works of French Scenes, and am enjoying the life of art immensely. I am indeed looking forward to years, of full time painting. |
Jonn Einerssen |
Canadian artist Jonn Einerssen's oil paintings are distinguished by a force and beauty which reflects the artist's own powerful vision and a philosophical, spiritual approach to his art. "Skies, the prairies and the ocean all provide an unlimited scope for communicating what I feel." Einerssen says. "In these subjects, the power of nature rules. I see these natural elements as abstracts, which cannot be controlled by man. Man can simply become a participant, adapting to their seasons and rhythms." |
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