This piece was sold through Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson Hole (a couple years back). It was inspired by the beauty of the Kootenai National Wildlife Refugee in North Idaho.
Shadowed Lands (ID-WY)
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Sale – Radius Gallery
This painting is available at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. They are having a sale, 20% through December 30th! The gallery is very generously taking the discount from their portion.
https://www.radiusgallery.com/artworks/categories/68/12899-brian-sostrom-warming-light/
Darkening Light
An experimental older painting I recently dug up. I made a couple modifications and hung it in the studio.
The darkness of this painting seems appropriate for the winter solstice. Looking forward to more daylight!
Big Beyond (Missoula)
This painting is available at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. They are having a sale, 20% from the 20th-30th! They are very generously taking the discount from the gallery’s portion.
https://www.radiusgallery.com/artworks/categories/57/12901-brian-sostrom-big-beyond/
Wilderness of Water
I have a fondness for desolation and solitude. The warmth and light in this piece is all the companionship needed.
Evening Shore (sold/final)
Final photo of this painting. It was one of the larger commissions I have painted recently. I just shipped it off to Oregon.
I Doodle Eye
I’ve created a second Instagram account to showcase work that is a bit different from my landscape paintings. I always thought it was ridiculous to support two accounts but…
Remembered Light
This was a birthday present to my sister two years back. The saying is certainly true about time flying. Happy birthday Julie, you are the best sister in the world.
Warm Nights (long gone)
I am currently varnishing and framing this painting. I am putting together a collection of work for a new gallery I am working with. The gallery is called the Grand Bohemian Gallery, there are a number of them around the country at high end resorts.
Morning Forest
A couple recent works that pair well, influence from morning hikes. Starting with small studies can either lead to larger pieces or satisfy the need.
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