The final painting in the series is of a long-billed curlew - another species that can be found in sandy, coastal habitats.
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This blog features highly realistic wildlife, landscape and nature paintings of nationally acclaimed artist Peter Mathios.
About Me
- My passion, which started early in life, is creating highly realistic paintings of wild animals in their natural habitat. For me, the best part of being a professional artist is venturing outdoors to experience the sights, sounds and creatures that inhabit our wild places. We live in such an amazing world, I just want to soak in as much as possible and share my passion for the natural world through my paintings.
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- American River #1 30" x 30" acrylic on canvas
- Waxwings 4" x 4" acrylic $225
- Greenwing Teal 4" x 4" acrylic
- Robin's Nest 5" x 5" acrylic
- Spring Goldfinch 5" x 5" acrylic $245
- American Wigeon 4" x 4" acrylic $225
- Ellensburg National
- Tundra Swan 7" x 5" acrylic
- Reflections 4" x 4" acrylic
- Gray Jay 4" x 4" acrylic
- Long-Billed Curlew 5" x 5" acrylic $245
- Sandy Habitat Series - Set of Four $735
- Pheasants out Front 5" x 5" acrylic $245
- Egret 5" x 5" acrylic $245
- Flooded Fields 5 3/4" x 8 3/4"
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3 comments:
This is a beautiful painting, you really captured the image but kept it wonderfully clean and simple! Love it and will be sharing it with others!
Wow! This is an amazing painting. I love the composition.
Thanks for the kind compliments and for also sharing it with others.
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