b. 1978, Provo, Utah (United States)
Nicholas Coleman
Confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers - 1804 - SOLD
oil on linen
24h x 30w in
60.96h x 76.20w cm
ColeN074
SOLD
Winter Camp - SOLD
oil on linen
9h x 12w in
22.86h x 30.48w cm
ColeN069
SOLD
At the Timberline - SOLD
oil on linen
24h x 18w in
60.96h x 45.72w cm
SOLD
Crossing the Plains
oil on linen
24h x 30w in
60.96h x 76.20w cm
$12,000
Life On The Edge
oil on linen mounted on board
22h x 28w in
55.88h x 71.12w cm
$7,500
Visitors In Camp
oil on canvas
30h x 40w in
76.20h x 101.60w cm
$14,000
1933 Camp-SOLD
oil on linen
6h x 12w in
15.24h x 30.48w cm
SOLD
Back in Camp-SOLD
oil on linen
20h x 16w in
50.80h x 40.64w cm
SOLD
Bigfoot Lodge Camp-SOLD
oil on linen
24h x 30w in
60.96h x 76.20w cm
SOLD
Black Bear Family-SOLD
oil on linen mounted on board
9h x 12w in
22.86h x 30.48w cm
SOLD
Blackfoot Camp-SOLD
oil on canvas board
12h x 16w in
30.48h x 40.64w cm
SOLD
Day's End-SOLD
oil on canvas board
9h x 12w in
22.86h x 30.48w cm
SOLD
Evening Catch-SOLD
oil on linen
20h x 16w in
50.80h x 40.64w cm
SOLD
Grizzly-SOLD
oil on linen
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
SOLD
Making Up Camp-SOLD
oil on canvas
16h x 12w in
40.64h x 30.48w cm
SOLD
Near Chimney Rock-SOLD
oil on linen
40h x 50w in
101.60h x 127w cm
SOLD
Old Crow Camp-SOLD
oil on linen
20h x 16w in
50.80h x 40.64w cm
SOLD
Old Town Camp-SOLD
oil on linen
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
SOLD
On Long Lake-SOLD
oil on linen
20h x 7w in
50.80h x 17.78w cm
SOLD
On Long Lake-SOLD
oil on linen
12h x 24w in
30.48h x 60.96w cm
SOLD
On the Trail of the Buffalo-SOLD
oil on linen
40h x 50w in
101.60h x 127w cm
SOLD
Shoreline Camp-SOLD
oil on linen
24h x 46w in
60.96h x 116.84w cm
SOLD
Sundown-SOLD
oil on linen
14h x 8w in
35.56h x 20.32w cm
SOLD
Winter in Yellowstone-SOLD
oil on board mounted on linen
14h x 20w in
35.56h x 50.80w cm
SOLD
Biography
Nicholas Coleman, b. 1978, Provo, Utah (United States)
Brought up in an artistic home, Coleman has been painting and drawing for as long as he can remember. Coleman has found much of his inspiration in his travels across North America, Canada, Europe and even into Africa. Hunting and fishing along the way his interest often include exploring hidden streams and valleys looking for signs of wildlife. He gained an appreciation for the subtle details hidden in plain sight. In his own words he wants to "preserve the heritage of the American West." Coleman uses a traditional academic approach in his painting, never formally trained he looks to the masters of old to inspire and guide his own career. His work definitely has a feel of realism as he strives to make each painting better than the next. There is a certain amount of spontaneity and a slight impressionistic feel to his paintings, that let the viewer participate in the work. Coleman endeavors to create a connection between his paintings and the observer by invoking a mood that the viewer can walk into. In Nicholas's words,"The work I am striving to produce, is a kind of preservation of a certain way of life. The West has always fascinated me. So many untold stories to tell!”
