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Albert
Earl Gilbert |
Albert Earl Gilbert (Gil) specializes in painting rare birds and travels throughout the world to study his subjects first hand. Widely respected as an ornithologist, he's illustrated an impressive list of books, nature magazines and wildlife conservation stamps, and his paintings hang in major museum and private collections. Gil won the Federal Duck Stamp competition the first time he entered with a Drake Hooded Merganser. His mission as an artist includes drawing attention to the plight of our wildlife, and he's served as a member of the President's Council on the Arts and past President of the Society of Animal Artists. |
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Style:
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Media:
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Various- Watercolor, Acrylic, Oil |
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Preferred
species:
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No preferences. Like painting birds of all species. |
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Preferred
geographic region:
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No preferences. Like doing all regions and areas. |
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Preferred
use of earlier or new work:
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Either |
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See also:
electronic media: |
www.gilsart.com |
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published
images:
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The
Audubon Society Master Guide to Birding |
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