Nature Art and Gifts

Mycological marvels! Whether edible or poisonous, all mushrooms can be appreciated for their astonishing variety of form, texture, and color. Mushr...

Molly Hashimoto responds to her ventures into America’s wild spaces by creating works of art that convey those moments when a rambling river, a lus...

Owls have long been a part of folklore, classic literature, and modern films as symbols of wisdom and a representation of the proverbial unknown, a...

Home and family, comfort and sustenance—what does “nesting” mean to you? For wildlife artist Charley Harper, it might have called to mind a rose-br...

Robert Bissell’s bears stand upright, sit in meditation, pose for family portraits, and look upward, deep in thought. They seem to have connections...

Mycological marvels! Whether edible or poisonous, all mushrooms can be appreciated for their astonishing variety of form, texture, and color. Mushr...

Revel in every flower and feather in Erin E. Hunter’s artworks—expressions of her fascination with the cycle of life. From backyards to city park b...

Joan Metcalf’s panoramic painting invites you to savor the landscape of the Pacific Northwest’s Cascade Range and coastline. Bright fall foliage, e...

The Group of Seven shared a passion for Canada’s wilderness and a strong desire to create a distinctive visual language, inspired first and foremos...

Rosalind Wise takes inspiration from nature, painting scenes of flower gardens and meadows on canvases typically four to five feet across. “When I ...

Lawren S. Harris (Canadian, 1885–1970) Montreal River Leading member of the Group of Seven, Lawren S. Harris saw art as a way to express spirituali...

A master of wildlife art, John A. Ruthven painted dynamic bird portraits hailed for their authentic detail and exciting design. Ruthven started wit...