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Douglas Allen PUBLICATIONS
Born 1935 Jersey City, New Jersey. Known for: Illustrator-wildlife, landscape, animal.
After beginning his career as an illustrator, Douglas Allen, born in Jersey City, New Jersey, has emerged as a strong colorist among today's wildlife painters. Portraying animals and their landscape... Read full biography
After beginning his career as an illustrator, Douglas Allen, born in Jersey City, New Jersey, has emerged as a strong colorist among today's wildlife painters. Portraying animals and their landscape settings, he creates images that sparkle with light and suggest the tensions and quiet dramas of... Read full biography
After beginning his career as an illustrator, Douglas Allen, born in Jersey City, New Jersey, has emerged as a strong colorist among today's wildlife painters. Portraying animals and their landscape settings, he creates images that sparkle with light and suggest the tensions and quiet dramas of life in the wild. Whether depicting animals against broad backdrops, such as high mountain lakes, vast rolling grasslands, and misty forests, or in more intimate environments, Allen's works are intended... Read full biography
After beginning his career as an illustrator, Douglas Allen, born in Jersey City, New Jersey, has emerged as a strong colorist among today's wildlife painters. Portraying animals and their landscape settings, he creates images that sparkle with light and suggest the tensions and quiet dramas of life in the wild. Whether depicting animals against broad backdrops, such as high mountain lakes, vast rolling grasslands, and misty forests, or in more intimate environments, Allen's works are intended to establish a strong sense of place and mood. His images carry on the legacy of such noted painters as Frederic Remington, Charles Russell, and Carl Rungius. Encouraged by his father, who collected books, prints, and paintings by Remington, Allen... Read full biography
After beginning his career as an illustrator, Douglas Allen, born in Jersey City, New Jersey, has emerged as a strong colorist among today's wildlife painters. Portraying animals and their landscape settings, he creates images that sparkle with light and suggest the tensions and quiet dramas of life in the wild. Whether depicting animals against broad backdrops, such as high mountain lakes, vast rolling grasslands, and misty forests, or in more intimate environments, Allen's works are intended to establish a strong sense of place and mood. His images carry on the legacy of such noted painters as Frederic Remington, Charles Russell, and Carl Rungius. Encouraged by his father, who collected books, prints, and paintings by Remington, Allen began to draw animals during his grammar school years in his native Jersey City. He received his first official art training in weekend p... Read full biography
Douglas Allen - Artist Info
About Douglas Allen: Books
Books & Publications (9)
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Davenport's Art Reference: The Gold Edition
2005Davenport, Ray2,421 pagesDrawn to Yellowstone: Artists in America's First National Park
2002Hassrick, Peter H248 pages (color)Art for the New Collector 1840-2001
2002
(Exhibition catalog)Spanierman Gallery48 pages (color)Wildlife Art
2000
(Exhibition catalog)Editor, Spanierman Gallery0 pagesFrom the Inside Out: Contemporary Wildlife and the Legacy of Carl Rungius
2000Evenden, Kirstin and Dwayne Harty36 pages (color)Red Book Price Guide-1997 Western American Art
1997Southwest Art128 pagesArt and the Animal, The Society of Animal Artists
1992
(Exhibition catalog)Peterson, Roger Tory (Foreward)120 pages (color)Douglas Allen A Journey to the World
1978
(Exhibition catalog)Kennedy Galleries, NY34 pages (color)