Five Figurative Artists You’ll Love
Published on August 20th, 2022
Some of the most influential and well-known works of art connect us to the human figure. For example – The Mona Lisa, The Scream, The Birth of Venus – all speak to us through the human figure. Figurative art, whether traditional and representational or contemporary and abstract, creates a human element and a captivating presence in your home. Whether it be an expression, an action, or simply a familiar face, when we look at the human figure on a painting, we are able to make connections to our own lives.
Here at the gallery, we have a wide selection of figurative paintings, prints, and sculptures. Anna Razumovskaya’s contemporary impressionist painting bring us romance, while Gabe Leonard‘s cinematic, story-telling paintings bring us drama. Figurative art from traditional to contemporary can compliment just about any space. Finally, below you will find five of our favorite figurative artworks that can impact any space.
Beauty of Dark by Hessam Abrishami
Hessam Abrishami, Beauty of Dark, Ltd. Ed. Giclee on Canvas, 36″ x 48″
Loving the Spin by Anna Razumovskaya
Anna Razumovskaya, Loving the Spin, Hand-Embellished Giclee on Canvas
Gold Leaf by Kerri Warner
Kerri Warner, Gold Leaf, Mixed Media on Board, 48″ x 72″
Rossetto II by Pietro Adamo
Pietro Adamo, Rossetto II, Mixed Media on Canvas, 48″ x 24″
Lip Gloss is for Girls by Gabe Leonard
Gabe Leonard, Lip Gloss is for Girls, Ltd. Ed. on Canvas
Find a piece of art that speaks to you! You can find our contemporary and traditional figurative artists here: Browse All Artists.
Anna Razumovskaya | Hessam Abrishimi | Kerri Warner | Pietro Adamo | Gabe Leonard
Contact the Gallery for more information on starting your own collection of figurative art, from traditional to contemporary. Additionally, you can follow the gallery on Instagram for gallery updates!
Tags: Contemporary Art, Figurative Art, Figurative artist
