PORTLAND, Maine - eTradeWire -- Stop in Richard Boyd Art Gallery in April to see a wonderful annual exhibition of landscape paintings. Visual art portraying landscapes has been around for centuries and remains one of the most collected. Whether created en plein air to capture the natural light and color in the area or in a studio setting using a sketch or photograph as a reference, each painting represents the artist's vision of that place in time.

The exhibit is comprised of paintings expressing feelings associated with wilderness areas, micro-studies of nature, and realistic landscape paintings depicting the artist's interpretation of a specific scene or a detailed rendering of the landscape before them.

The exhibition features a stunning selection of paintings by highly regarded, award-winning, and established artists Jane Herbert - acrylic, Deena S. Ball - watercolor or oil, Patricia Chandler - cold wax medium and oil, Carrin Culotta - oil, Kevin Daley - oil, Tim Eaton - oil or mixed media, Richard H. Eyster - watercolor, Kenneth Mancini - oil, and HM Saffer II - oil.

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The exhibit is open free of charge from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily from April 1st through April 29th, 2025. For more information the gallery by phone (207)-712-1097, email mailto:info@richardboydartgallery.com or visit the gallery's website www.richardboydartgallery.com .

For exhibit updates and news follow the gallery on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/RichardBoydArtGallery and on Instagram http://www.instagram.com/richardboydartgallery9327 .

Image of 'Early Morning Fog' a 20" x 30" acrylic on canvas painting by highly regarded fine and commercial artist Jane Herbert.