Oil Paintings of Alaskan Landscapes
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 Cabin at Twilight 16 x 20 |
 Talken Alaska 18 x 24 |
 Blue Mountain Majesty 24 x 36 |
 Old "T" 18 x 24 |
 Talken Gold 36 x 40 |
Tent 9x 10 |
 Mount McKinley 8x 10 |
 Last Night 8 x 10 |
 Mount McKinley Cabin 8 x 10 |
Alaskan Landscapes 1 |
Alaskan Landscapes 2
Alaskan Landscapes 3 | Still Life Paintings
Mount Rainier Landscapes | New Gene's Daugher Rachel's Paintings
Still Life Art Gallery | Whimsical Watercolors Page 1 | Whimsical Watercolors Page 2
Alaskan Landscapes 3 | Still Life Paintings
Mount Rainier Landscapes | New Gene's Daugher Rachel's Paintings
Still Life Art Gallery | Whimsical Watercolors Page 1 | Whimsical Watercolors Page 2
Some historical background about Gene Amondson:
100 years ago Seattle's waterfront bustled with the excitement of gold in Alaska. Among these seekers of fortune, was one of America's foremost Alaskan artist oil painters, Sydney Laurence. Zieglar and Lambert were soon to follow and within 20 years of these men came another Northwest artist named Gene Amondson who crossed the vast landscapes of Alaska collecting ideas for his oil paintings. Gene Amondson received the paint brushes and personal photographs of Sydney Lawerence (1865-1940) from his late wife Jeanne Laurence in the 80's. Now 40 years after Zieglar and Lambert, Amondson's Alaskan oil paintings can be seen in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, as Alaskans turn from prints and limited editions to original art and oil paintings. Amondson's biggest oil painting collection can be viewed in the New Horisons Gallery in Fairbanks, Alaska and Gallery of the North in Juneau, Alaska. Click on the links below to view Amondson's oil paintings.
100 years ago Seattle's waterfront bustled with the excitement of gold in Alaska. Among these seekers of fortune, was one of America's foremost Alaskan artist oil painters, Sydney Laurence. Zieglar and Lambert were soon to follow and within 20 years of these men came another Northwest artist named Gene Amondson who crossed the vast landscapes of Alaska collecting ideas for his oil paintings. Gene Amondson received the paint brushes and personal photographs of Sydney Lawerence (1865-1940) from his late wife Jeanne Laurence in the 80's. Now 40 years after Zieglar and Lambert, Amondson's Alaskan oil paintings can be seen in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, as Alaskans turn from prints and limited editions to original art and oil paintings. Amondson's biggest oil painting collection can be viewed in the New Horisons Gallery in Fairbanks, Alaska and Gallery of the North in Juneau, Alaska. Click on the links below to view Amondson's oil paintings.
