Artist Extraordinaire

Specializing in Wildlife - Landscape - Illustrative
Original Paintings and Prints

Represented by Gallery4Collectors.com

Brian Day
BRIAN DAY
Original
Paintings &
Nature Art

 BRIAN DAY as the son of famous seven time Academy Award winning Motion Picture Art Director, Richard Walstead Day, Brian was destined to become an artist.  Beginning at age 8 he took up paint & brush as a passion.  During his senior year in high school, Brian won a full scholarship to the prestigious Philadelphia Museum School of Art.  

After completing schooling and with time out for a stint in Europe, Brian became an Art Director the the Buzza-Cardozo division of Gibson Greeting Cards and later was appointed head director of The Newbury Guild in Boston.

Brian Day established his own publishing company in 1962, Metropolitan Artists, Inc. specializing in producing fine art Christmas cards and social stationery.  After many successful years publishing, in addition to his own works and the works of numerous fine artists - which included Charles Wysocki, Mort Solberg, Tyrus Wong (Famed "Bambi" illustrator - Disney), Rex Brandt, Joan Irving and Ralph Hulett among others, Brian divested himself of the company in the late 1970's to concentrate on more creative endeavors.  

This new area included illustrating finely crafted designs of animals, birds and flowers for the fine art & collectible giftware industries.  In addition, through an agency, Brian produced illustrations used by the Audubon Society, National Wildlife, the Sierra Club, National Geographic Society and The United States Golf Association to name a few.

Click on any Brian Day image below to see a larger version and purchase information!

Original Painting - Custom Framed
HENRY the Horse
Henry 		Custom Framed - Original Painting

Grizzly Bear on the Prowl

Custom Framed - Original

Haystack Rock - Oregon Coast
Custom Framed - Original

Cougar Stalking

 Original Painting

Rock Face
Zion National Park
Custom Framed - Original Painting

Country Barn
COUGAR THOUGHTS ORIGINAL PAINTING
Cougar Thoughts
Crater Lake, Oregon
CRATER LAKE OREGON by Brian Day Original Painting
Original Painting is sold.


OREGON MULTNOMAH FALLS painting
Multnomah Falls, Oregon

Majestic Mt. Hood 		Autumn Glow
BRIAN DAY AUTUMN GLOW ASPEN GROVE
Original Painting SOLD
Giclee LE SN prints available!
Sunrise over Half Dome

 Original is sold 		Desert Yucca

 Original is sold
Rest Stop
REST STOP BLUE JAY BIRD ART

Dragonfly
DRAGONFLY 		Puffins on Parade
PATRIOTIC PUFFINS ON PARADE RED WHITE & BLUE 		Egret in Flight
WILDLIFE ART EGRET IN FLIGHT GORGEOUS!

Egret's Lake
 		Early Morning Flight
BRIAN DAY EARLY MORNING FLIGHT
 Original is sold.
Heading to the High Country
 HEADING TO THE HIGH COUNTRY
Original is sold, however we do
have Giclee Artist Embellished
prints available.

Mountain Gate
MOUNTAIN GATE NATURE ARTWORK
 Original Painting SOLD
Giclee LE SN prints available!

 		Searching For Track
ORIGINAL PAINTING SOUTHWESTERN ART PICTURES 		Up to High Country
ORIGINAL PAINTING

The Beaver Dam
Beaver Dam Picture
 Original is SOLD!
Giclee Prints are available!

 		Cascade of Beauty
CASCADE OF BEAUTY WILDLIFE ART
Nature's Grandeur
ORIGINAL ART PAINTING Natures Grandeur
There are many styles and techniques used in painting. Painters also use a variety of media like pastel colors, water colors, natural colors, oil, and many others. You can paint in any surface such as rocks, walls, cardboard, canvas, paper, and lots more.

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