Wildlife Art Galleries

Anthony's intricate attention to detail, the rich texture and subtleties and play of light and shade have made him one of the country's leading wildlife artists. Birmingham born, Anthony trained at the Bournville School of Art.
"I love painting big! The larger the canvas I am working on, the more enthusiasm I seem to have for the piece. I am a perfectionist and struggle to produce work quickly enough, which is an area I would love to improve."

Wildlife, Maritime, Trains.
David Shepherd is both an Artist and Conservationist and has become a giant amongst men, with wildlife artists all over the world looking to his work for inspiration. But David also paints other subjects - ships and trains amongst them.
In this Gallery you will also find the works of Jonathan Truss and Anthony Gibbs

JONATHAN TRUSS has always had a fascination for wildlife and his early career as a professional musician and actor complimented his love of oil painting. With international exhibitions his paintings are sold and collected around the world from New York to New Zealand from Botswana to Beverly Hills!
His enthusiasm for his subjects and the never ending exciting trail for new reference extends to regular trips, camping under canvas in the incredible game parks of Botswana, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Tanzania and Zambia.
He is establishing himself as one of the UK's leading Wildlife Artists and is becoming well known for his paintings around the world. He has been on TV over 100 times and featured in many national and international magazines. He recently conducted Art Safaris for Wildlife Worldwide in Kenya (2004 )and the Galapagos (2005) and will be doing the same in India in April 2006. Jonathan is a professional wildlife artist passionate about the animals he captures on canvas and a member of the prestigious U.S. organization "The Society of Animal Artists".

Born in 1957 in Staffordshire, his career has been well documented with transition through the media of watercolour, acrylic, pastel, and finally oil.
Living with his own dogs made Nigel a keen observer of canine behaviour and his images reflect this deep understanding of his subject. Devotees find his paintings irresistible - seeing many of their own special animal's endearing traits captured on canvas.
His published works and original paintings have featured in one-man shows as well as a number of shared exhibitions. His work is collected throughout the U.K., Europe, and the U.S.A. In 1996 Nigel received the Fine Art Trade Guild's Published Artist of the Year award. His original work has become highly sought after by private collectors and galleries alike.