Artist Michael O'Toole

Artist Michael O’Toole brings a lustrous impressionist style to the canvas when he is creating his artwork.  O’Toole’s ability to play objects in his paintings off of one-another is stark, and the technique works remarkably well in bringing separate layers and levels together.

In the painting Waterfall Michael O’Toole’s foreground vs. background elemental effect is quite pleasing – the zenith of this effect existing as the vivid Golden Aspen Leaves are set against the dark damp rocks of the bounding waterfall.

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Artist Gustave Baumann

Artist Gustave Baumann (1881-1971) created around 200 amazing multicolor artworks of southwest landscapes throughout his life.  The woodcut master artist has displays in nearly every major museum across America.

Enjoy Baumann’s mastery in a number of Aspen tree related scenes including Aspen Thicket – Aspen Red River – Mountain Pool – and Rain in the Mountains etc.

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Artist Roger Williams

In the artwork piece Aspen Meadow artist Roger Williams frames a mid-summer meadow, flush with green aspen trees and colorful wildflowers of many hues.

Forest in Gold is another aspen art piece created by Williams, only this scene is set in the brilliant aspen autumn season.  No matter the setting, Aspens provide artists with scenes at any time of the year – not just fall.

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Artist Mark Pulliam

Artist Mark Pulliam works in the contemporary abstract style – with imagery of fall and autumn foliage scattered throughout his popular examples of artwork.

Part of a set, Colors of Fall I could represent any of a number of Golden fall tree types, but at JustAspens.com you know what we like to imagine it as.  Don’t blink, the golden hued leaves are dropping all around, as your eyes want to dance from trunk to leaf – enjoy this piece of Aspen artwork.

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Artist Egidio Antonaccio

Artist Egidio Antonaccio often styles his artwork akin to the very well known Thomas Kinkade.  In his work Aspen Beauty Antonaccio follows a quiet forest path – glowing Aspens almost seem to illuminate the venturing way.

A soft image, Aspen Beauty beckons the eye to find its way deeper into the canvas, following the quiet path into the artists imagination.

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Artist Ann Ruttan

Artist Ann Ruttan shows that Aspens don’t always come in the stellar gold that we all know so well.  With almost fruitful, harvest color hues, Ann highlights a grove of trees in her calming piece Luminous Aspens.

Luminous Aspens offers both a warm and cold effect.  The foreground Aspen trees are illuminated in their oranges, reds, and browns, while the resting peaks beyond sit in purple, blue, and gray hues.

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Aspens Photo By Ansel Adams

Ansel Adams is of course a very well know photographer who’s black and white art prints appear, seemingly, “everywhere.”  The natural black and white contrasting bark of the Aspen tree makes for an eloquent mastery displayed by Adams.

In Aspens, Northern New Mexico, 1958 Adams illuminates a few aspens in the foreground – trees that appear to be so close that you could reach out and touch them.

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Artist Gary Max Collins

Artist Gary Max Collins is a gifted oil and watercolor landscape painter.  Collins ability to capture the “fleeting moment” is reflected in many of his pieces, including one such “Aspen Glow.”

In Aspen Glow, Gary Collins dances a golden light over a wooded grove of aspen trees.  The effect is almost magical – a fascinating feeling of warmth and light emanating from the center of the canvas.

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Artist William Hook

William Hook is an artist who offers wonderful Autumn scenes throughout his artistic mastery.  With an extraordinary touch for perspective, its as if you have entered into each of his serene landscapes.   Hook has been awarded numerous awards for his creations, and continues to be featured in a number of western art magazines and features.

“September Aspen” may be considered one of William Hook’s most outstanding pieces of Aspen art.

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Artist Robert Holman

Robert Holman is a master in dark and light watercolor scenic art.   The Arizona native has an appreciation for travel, and it is often reflected in his many varying art scenes.  Asian cultures are directly reflected in much of Robert Holman’s mastery.

Of Robert’s many Aspen related art pieces “Golden Aspens” is perhaps his best known creation.

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