Mountain Lake after Albert Bierstadt by George Porter, acrylic on canvas, 24" X 36". Created for the artist's wife at her request, this study after Albert Bierstadt's original, depicts a beautiful turquoise lake, living and dead trees along the shore, and a majestic mountain partially obscured by misty clouds in the background. To create this masterpiece, George Porter used just four tubes of paint - Grumbacher Academy: Cadmium Yellow Light Hue, Cadmium Red Light Hue, Cerulean Blue Hue and Titanium White. His version varies from the Bierstadt original with the addition of a stunning fish eagle in the foreground, depicted after it departs with its most recent catch. To commission a new master landscape painting by George Porter, please contact the artist.
Buffalo Thunder, 12" X 12", acrylic on American Easel cradle board was recently completed by Lake Oswego fine artist George Porter following a summer trip to our nation's national parks. Both awed and disturbed by the majestic Grand Tetons, the artist could not help but notice the lack of buffalo roaming wild on the plains. He painted this beautiful landscape to call on memories of an earlier time when the buffalo roamed wild and free, and the Native Americans were one with the land and the majestic mountains in Grand Teton National Park.
Buffalo Thunder is available for purchase. Priced at $200.00, this painting can be purchased in the artist's online store. For more information or to commission a new painting, please contact George Porter.
This stunning new 30 in. X 48 in. landscape in Chroma Atelier Interactive Artists Acrylic on canvas by fine artist George Porter originally debuted in the artist's first solo exhibit "After the Masters: Light in the Landscape", May 15 - November 30, 2015 at Stone Center, Inc. in SE Portland.
"Grand Canyon-Lake Powell Reflections" acrylic on canvas by George Porter Fine Art will be on display in the artist's upcoming solo exhibit at Cascade Sotheby's and is available for purchase directly from the artist HERE in the online shop.
Painting photographed by Anna Porter Artist.
Green River Cliffs of Wyoming by George Porter after Thomas Moran, acrylic on canvas, 60" X 20", is a study by fine artist George Porter of two master paintings by Thomas Moran of the Hudson River School. Currently on exhibit and available for purchase in the Extreme Sizes Exhibit, July 10-28, 2016 at Oregon Society of Artists, 2185 SW Park Place, Portland, OR 97205.
Combining elements found in two of Moran's oil paintings: Green River of Wyoming and Green River Cliffs Wyoming, the artist has added figures of Native American people and horses to his version, which he rendered in Chroma Atelier Artists Acrylics in a luminist style to bring out the glowing colors in the landscape. Please contact George Porter for more information.
The masterful tapestry of light and color in Sunrise Coast of Maine, a study by George Porter after C.H. Gifford in the luminist style of the master Hudson River School painter, has been created with careful attention to the original oil painting. The richness of color, sharp contrast and glowing light is spellbinding. One has the impression that the sailboat in the distance is somehow sailing off to a better place as it navigates towards the heavens from the reflected light in the water. This painting will be on display and available for purchase in the artist's upcoming solo exhibit at Cascade Sotheby's in Lake Oswego. For more information please contact George Porter.
Painted as an anniversary gift for the artist's wife, this lovely landscape by George Porter after Homer Dodge Martin is filled with color and light. Replicating the luminosity of the original oil painting using the higher key palette that the artist prefers, this painting perfectly captures the beauty of the sky and mountains and the shimmering waters of saranac lake in upstate New York.
This painting is in the artist's private collection and is not for sale; however, the artist is accepting commissions for new paintings in his unique style, incorporating the classic renaissance, impressionist, and luminist techniques of master painters of light. For more information or to commission a project please contact George Porter.
Fine artist George Porter created Andy in the Mountains as a study of Albert Bierstadt's famous In the Mountains. A gift for his daughter, it was painted in loving memory of Andy Andy Bo Bandy, her chestnut thoroughbred gelding and eventing champion, who died tragically on May 21, 2014. On the far shore you can see the artist's daughter on Andy watching, dressed for a dressage event, as Andy now leaves this world, galloping wild and free in the right foreground. Behind him, his grandfather, Seattle Slew, can be seen in the rocks watching over the newborn foal. Patiently waiting in the light-filled clouds above, a heavenly Andy waits for the artist's daughter who will always and forever be his "person". Andy you were magnificent and you are missed every day.