Our fine art gallery showcases Maryland artists working in a variety of mediums with a wide range of experience. For jewelry, ceramics and other craft arts please visit our gallery of craft artists.
We hope you will support our artists and bring the joy of original artwork into your home. If you are interested in purchasing a piece, or have questions about the work, please contact the artist directly using the contact information on their page.
Artists are listed below in alphabetical order. To visit the artist's page click on the thumbnail on the left or link at the bottom.
My work is inspired by the rich soup of which we are all a part. These paintings are meant to remind us of our connectedness in a seemingly disconnected world.
My paintings all come from nature. Each painting has multiple sketches in the layers of glazes, pencil marks, and brush marks.
Jim Eckman works with various hardwoods that are scroll-sawed, sanded and stained.
Landscape painter, specializing in pastoral scenes in scenic Baltimore County, Maryland, as well as in ocean and marsh paintings on the shorelines of Delaware and Maryland.
Landscape paintings in remote locations, using either transparent watercolor washes on paper, or by applying thick, impasto oils with a palette knife.
Through her art Auralea Krieger is able to express how amazing it is to be a woman and share all the struggles as well as the privileges that women have.
Realistic paintings with vivid colors, glowing light and movement are achieved in oils by Ned Martin through his technique of laying down many layers of small nonsensical marks of pigment.
Mick McAndrews works in watercolor featuring landscapes, seascapes and cityscapes.
Working in pastels, oils and pastel/paper collage, SallyAnn Mickel's artwork expresses her emotional response to the natural world and her love of animals.
My abstract artworks flow with raw energy and passion as I use my intuition and emotions to guide my hand in creating each image.
Abstract oil and mixed media paintings created with a variety of technique and color.
Chris Powell creates pet portraits and water scenes that touch your emotions, memories and intellect. Oil, pastel or charcoal is the media for these fine paintings and drawings.
Margaret specializes in watercolor realism. She changes her subjects often, as she turns to different events that pass through her life.
I work exclusively in oils on canvas and board. I have several areas of interest that I work on simultaneously: traditional, still life, sky and landscapes, contemporary still life, and my new area, figure painting.
Robert Vail enjoys painting a variety of subjects with various medias. He finds most of his inspiration through nature and wildlife.