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Ewoud de Groot



While most wildlife artists paint their subject matter in an attempt at photorealism, de Groot takes a more unique approach to his painting by adding elements of abstraction. To him a good painting is about exploring all different facets of composition, color and technique. While de Groot considers himself a figurative painter, he attempts to find a balance and tension between abstract settings and realism in his subjects. It could be said that he is on the frontier between figurative and non-figurative or in the gray area between traditional and modern. (Read More).

Bull Elk

52” x 52” • (55” x 55” framed) Oil on Canvas

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Hooded Mergansers

39.5” x 39.5” • (41.5” x 41.5” framed) Oil on Canvas

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Reflecting Oystercatchers

27.5” x 55” • (29.5” x 57” framed) Oil on Canvas

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