2020 Exhibit of Natural History Art

Thank you to all of the artists who contributed to the online 2020 Exhibit of Natural History Art. Please click on any image for a larger version.

All artwork exhibited on this website is the sole property of the artist and should not be used or reproduced without their written consent. If you would like to contact one of the artists, please use the contact form on the About page and you will receive an e-mail reply, normally within 48 hours. Your contact information will not be shared or used for any other purpose.

Winters’ Sentinel, watercolor, copyright Dan Danielson

Winter Warms Me, watercolor, copyright Dan Danielson

Who You?, colored pencil, copyright Alice Wych

Evergreen, acrylic, copyright Beata Nowak

Water Lilies #3, pastel, copyright Carol Jean Rogalski

Water Lilies #2, pastel, copyright Carol Jean Rogalski

Water Lilies #1, pastel, copyright Carol Jean Rogalski

Waldport, Oregon, oil, copyright Ann Lamoureux

Viburnum ‘Red Balloon’, watercolor, copyright Kumie Kim

Untitled, oil on canvas, copyright Maggie Mardis

Untitled, mixed media, copyright Maggie Mardis

Tulip Time, oil pastel, (cropped) copyright Linn Eldred

Study of Red Oak Trees, acrylic and soft pastel, copyright Laverne Bohlin

Square Root, freeform crochet frame with wool felted tree root, copyright Sharon Malec

Spring in the Key of Winter, colored pencil, copyright Terrie McComb

Soon I Can Fly, pastel, copyright Bobbie Brown

Sketchbook page, watercolor and pen and ink, copyright Dorothy Duffala

Sheltered Inside So Long Forgot What Nature Looks Like, Art Quilt, copyright Patty Koenigsaecker

Pueo, Mokuhanga (Japanese wood block print), copyright Arlene Widrevitz

Oak Lobed Gall, watercolor, copyright Marilyn Peretti

‘Pazazz’ apple, watercolor, copyright Kumie Kim

Perpetual Journal, Harvest time, micron pen, copyright Jackie Surma

Pine Grosbeak, acrylic, copyright Carol Cooley

Pine Squirrel, acrylic, copyright Carol Cooley

Northern Lights, colored ink and watercolor, copyright Nancy Thyfault

Multi-Colored Orchids, watercolor, copyright Kathi Kuchler

Monarchs, watercolor, copyright Laurie Alvear

Mom’s garden, first panel, oil, copyright Ann Lamoureux

Magenta Lined Orchids, watercolor, copyright Kathi Kuchler

Garden Tapestry , woven wool tapestry, copyright Sharon Malec

Homeward Bound, watercolor, copyright Bobbie Brown

Hyacinthus orientalis, pen and ink, graphics, copyright Karen Loyer

Impressions of a Forest Floor, acrylic and ink, copyright Yvonne Buckley

Last Snow May 2020, acrylic and graphite, copyright Marlene Vitek

Forest Night 17, watercolor and mixed media, copyright Cheryl Holz

Forest Night 14, watercolor and mixed media, copyright Cheryl Holz

Forest Night 7, watercolor and mixed media, copyright Cheryl Holz

Fog on the Lake, acrylic and graphite, copyright Marlene Vitek

Dinner Time, oil pastel, copyright Linn Eldred

Driven to Abstraction, art quilt, copyright Patty Koenigsaecker

Evening Grosbeaks, acrylic, copyright Carol Cooley

White Poinsettia, acrylic, copyright Beata Nowak

Examination of Time #5, watercolor, copyright Victoria Elizabeth

Dainty Bess, colored pencil, copyright Terrie McComb

Country Mailboxes and flowers, pen and ink and watercolor, copyright Laurie Freeman

Cookie Jar, colored pencil, copyright Bernadette Hanacek

Colorado Gray Jay, watercolor, copyright Jane Kellenberger

Coleus, acrylic, copyright Ann Lamoureux

Cardinal Couple, watercolor, copyright Laurie Alvear

Blue Jay Feathers, color pencil and ink, copyright Jane Kellenberger

Blue Heron, colored pencil, copyright Margie Navolio

Beyond Catalina, colored pencil, copyright Nancy Thyfault

One thought on “2020 Exhibit of Natural History Art”

Carol Balabanow says:

November 17, 2020 at 9:59 pm

Thank you for moving the exhibit online! Your hard work has done much to lift spirits during these pandemic times. The art was truly exceptional and healing to view.

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