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Bradley Boyer is a French-American Painter noted for his Impressionist  Landscapes, En PLein Aire', Art Historian, Lover of GOD, and Nature.

Boyer dedicates his life to capturing the grandeur of the American Landscape. Hiking in the backcountry - a workman of the hills and the mountain streams. Where he discovered the triumphant works of the great creator. Boyer holds onto that inspiration as he carries on a tribute to the Western Landscape through a distiguished personal collection of regional art.  Visual connections of the past to Charles Russell, and Edward Redfield the whole history of it brings you back in time.

Bradley Boyer commenced his artistic training at the Academie' Julian Paris, France. The famed - art school that was attended by Childe Hassam, John Singer Sargent, Carl Frieseke, and Edward Redfield renown American Impressionists. 

The work of Boyer reveals an adoption of key elements of French Impressionism. Quick brushstrokes, vibrant color, liveliness, and thick impasto.  

And is deeply  infleunced by Western Artists Charles Russell, Frank Tenney Johnson, 

Maynord Dixon, Eanger Couse, and Ernest Blumenschein.

Favoring the Winter season - and known for his much - sought after Impressionist snow scenes. He works exclusively out of doors in the presence of his subject. Enduring deep snow, and sub - zero temperatures - Pulling 100 lbs of supplies on a sled. And building a fire too stay warm.
Distinguishing himself from many artists without the comforts of a studio.          And will not leave before completing a monumemntal 50 by 56 inch canvas