Art of the Hunt Gallery

Artists

Contact Virginia Mallon for more information on these artists and their artwork
Email: vmallon@artofthehuntgallery.com

Barrett-Smythe

Linda Besse
Using nature's own artistry, Linda works to capture that intricate beauty in her original oil paintings. Linda has researched the animal kingdom in over two dozen countries and her impressive list of collectors spans Europe, Asia, and North America.
High Stakes
24x36 ins. oil, $7,500
Linda Besse

Elephant Bliss
25x36 ins. oil on canvas, $13,200
Andrew Bone Andrew Bone
One of the finest painters of African wildlife, Andrew Bone is a native of Zimbabwe. He finds his subjects in the Zambezi Valley, the great east-west natural corridor that is still one of the greatest game ranges on earth. Andrew's highly expressive oils embody his desire to help preserve wild Africa.

Melinda Brewer

Native Pool 11x15 ins. watercolor, $1,600 C. D. Clarke C.D. Clarke
C.D.Clarke lives on the salt marshes of the Eastern Shore of Maryland and travels the world to paint hunting and fishing scenes in watercolors and oils. As an illustrator, he is in high demand by outdoor magazines because he lives the life he paints; as an artist he is renowned because his work expresses such an individualistic viewpoint.

Cole Johnson
Cole Johnson captures the spiritual beauty of the natural world in realistic and meticulous detail utilizing the medium of graphite and pencil. Elhew's Fibber McGee
Etching
20x30 ins.
(Not for Sale)
Cole Johnson

Goldeneyes 5x7 ins. Etching $395 Neil Rizos Neil Rizos
"I vividly recall the bright, windy days of my early childhood on the seashore...digging clay out of the bluff, shaping it into gulls and fish and leaving them to dry on overturned dinghies pulled up on the beach."

Bernard Scott

Lindsay Scott

Rachelle Siegrist
Rachelle Siegrist uses her paintings to draw individuals intimately close to the beauty of wildlife in their world. Her passion for conservation stems from an inability to conceive of life without wildlife.
Snow Spirit 2x4 ins. watercolor $795 Species: Raven
Rachelle Siegrist

Lil' Black Belly 2x4 ins. watercolor $595
Species: Black-bellied whistling Duck
Wes Siegrist
Wes Siegrist
The best part of being a wildlife artist is when I leave behind the hassles of framing, pricing and color choices to step into the serenity of the wilderness. The sounds, scents and play of light in the forest are ever cascading waves of inspiration begging reflection in my work

Joan Sharrock
Specializing in African subjects, big cats and parrots the British born Canadian artist lives in Vancouver and has travelled extensively researching her subject matter.
Malabar Leopard
oil on linen,
28x22 ins.
$6,000
Joan Sharrock
Sharon Stolzenberger
Sharon graduated from the Dayton Art Institute and began her career in art with the Gibson Greeting Card Company where she was an illustrator, then art director. Sharon's sensitive watercolors exemplify a passion for both subject and medium.

Contact Virginia Mallon for more information on these artists and their artwork
Email: vmallon@artofthehuntgallery.com
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	Barrett-Smythe
Linda Besse Using nature's own artistry, Linda works to capture that intricate beauty in her original oil paintings. Linda has researched the animal kingdom in over two dozen countries and her impressive list of collectors spans Europe, Asia, and North America.	High Stakes 24x36 ins. oil, $7,500 Linda Besse
Elephant Bliss 25x36 ins. oil on canvas, $13,200 Andrew Bone	Andrew Bone One of the finest painters of African wildlife, Andrew Bone is a native of Zimbabwe. He finds his subjects in the Zambezi Valley, the great east-west natural corridor that is still one of the greatest game ranges on earth. Andrew's highly expressive oils embody his desire to help preserve wild Africa.
Melinda Brewer
Native Pool 11x15 ins. watercolor, $1,600 C. D. Clarke	C.D. Clarke C.D.Clarke lives on the salt marshes of the Eastern Shore of Maryland and travels the world to paint hunting and fishing scenes in watercolors and oils. As an illustrator, he is in high demand by outdoor magazines because he lives the life he paints; as an artist he is renowned because his work expresses such an individualistic viewpoint.

Cole Johnson Cole Johnson captures the spiritual beauty of the natural world in realistic and meticulous detail utilizing the medium of graphite and pencil.	Elhew's Fibber McGee Etching 20x30 ins. (Not for Sale) Cole Johnson

Goldeneyes 5x7 ins. Etching $395 Neil Rizos	Neil Rizos "I vividly recall the bright, windy days of my early childhood on the seashore...digging clay out of the bluff, shaping it into gulls and fish and leaving them to dry on overturned dinghies pulled up on the beach."
Bernard Scott
	Lindsay Scott
Rachelle Siegrist Rachelle Siegrist uses her paintings to draw individuals intimately close to the beauty of wildlife in their world. Her passion for conservation stems from an inability to conceive of life without wildlife.	Snow Spirit 2x4 ins. watercolor $795 Species: Raven Rachelle Siegrist

Lil' Black Belly 2x4 ins. watercolor $595 Species: Black-bellied whistling Duck Wes Siegrist	Wes Siegrist The best part of being a wildlife artist is when I leave behind the hassles of framing, pricing and color choices to step into the serenity of the wilderness. The sounds, scents and play of light in the forest are ever cascading waves of inspiration begging reflection in my work
Joan Sharrock Specializing in African subjects, big cats and parrots the British born Canadian artist lives in Vancouver and has travelled extensively researching her subject matter.	Malabar Leopard oil on linen, 28x22 ins. $6,000 Joan Sharrock
	Sharon Stolzenberger Sharon graduated from the Dayton Art Institute and began her career in art with the Gibson Greeting Card Company where she was an illustrator, then art director. Sharon's sensitive watercolors exemplify a passion for both subject and medium.