Impressionism revolutionized the art world by shifting away from precise realism toward capturing the fleeting effects of light, movement, and atmosphere. Unlike highly detailed academic painting, loose brush impressionism embraces visible brushstrokes, quick application of paint, and an emphasis on… Read More
The Hudson River School painters, active in the mid 1800’s, including Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Cole, Asher B. Durand, and Thomas Moran, sought to capture the untamed beauty of the American wilderness with dramatic light, sweeping compositions, and meticulous realism. Their… Read More
Michael G. Booth, an accomplished artist, sculptor, educator, and much more, is deeply ingrained in the cultural fabric of Pendleton, Oregon. Originally known for his realistic approach to painting, sculpture, and drawing, Booth’s work reflects the rich history and vibrant… Read More
Glacier National Park is a land of rugged wilderness, where jagged peaks slice through expansive skies, alpine meadows burst with seasonal color, and glacially carved valleys hold stories of time itself. This awe-inspiring landscape has long been a muse for… Read More
For artist Michael Booth, nature serves as both a muse and a means of self-expression. Immersion in the natural world has the power to cleanse the mind, sharpen perception, and evoke a profound sense of tranquility and renewal. Through art,… Read More
For Artist Michael Booth, the move to Montana was more than a change of scenery. It was the realization of a lifelong dream. After retiring from a distinguished career teaching college art, he moved his art studio to a peaceful… Read More