Jef Bourgeau (b. 1950, USA)

 Triple Birch at James River, 2026

Jef Bourgeau (born 1950) is an American artist, photographer, and curator based in Detroit, Michigan. Known for his pioneering work in conceptual art, digital imagery, and recontextualizing art history, Bourgeau often explores the boundaries between traditional landscape traditions, digital manipulation, and contemporary visual language.

Jannes Koetsier (Dutch b. 1979)

Döner Kebab, 2025

Oil on canvas , 15 x 10 cm.

Jannes Koetsier (born 1979 in the Netherlands) is a Dutch visual artist and painter known for his powerful, expressive, and atmospheric oil paintings.

Denise Gilroy (American)

 

 On The Flowery Side, 2026

Oil on wood, 12 × 12 in

Denise Gilroy’s work belongs to contemporary impressionistic landscape painting, notable for its rich, tactile use of oil paint and a focus on capturing the dynamic play of natural light across rugged North American scenery.

Deb Walton

 Autumn Berries

Deb Walton is a contemporary fine artist based in Lancashire, UK. Her work frequently explores nature, botanicals, and seasonal landscapes through fluid watercolors, acrylics, and expressive mixed-media techniques.

Chris Long aka Long Painter (American, b. 1978, CT, USA)

 

Darkness on the Edge, 2021

Oil on cradled Wood Panel

Alphonse Mucha (1860–1939): The Slav Epic

This close-up detail is a famous section from one of Alphonse Mucha's (1860–1939) grandest masterworks: the very first canvas of his monumental 20-piece cycle, The Slav Epic (Slovanská epopej), titled "The Slavs in Their Original Homeland" (Slované v pravlasti, painted in 1912).

The Figure: The detail shows the face of the Slavic woman hiding in the bushes in the bottom-left foreground of the painting. In the full composition, she and her husband are the sole survivors hiding after their village has been raided and burned by invading nomads.

Harry Brioche (b.1965)

Cloudy sky over landscape

Harry Brioche (born 1965) is a contemporary British landscape artist celebrated for his atmospheric oil paintings of the British countryside and coastal vistas.

Denis Brihat (1928–2024)

 

 Cerisier dans le mistral, 1989

Denis Brihat (1928–2024) was a celebrated French photographer (rather than a painter in the traditional sense) who is considered a pioneer of fine-art photography and a master of darkroom craftsmanship.

Although he worked with film and darkroom techniques, he referred to his unique prints as "photographic paintings" (tableaux photographiques) because of his painterly, alchemy-like approach to color and texture.