See a complete list of the artists here at The Wykeham Gallery and browse their works and exhibitions.

This beautiful "Grey Orange Asian Landscape II" Framed Canvas Art is printed using the highest quality fade resistant ink on canvas. Every one of our Abstract Wall art is printed on premium quality cotton canvas. Each Modern & Contemporary Canvas print is stretched tightly over a 1-inch wood sub frame for small size prints or a 1.5-inch wood sub frame for large size prints (30x40, 34x44...) ensuring the canvas is taught and does not buckle. The canvas print is inserted into a floating frame…

Jason Anderson, from Dorset in England, began his art career working on restoration projects like York Minster, Gloucester and Wells cathedrals as part of a stained glass apprenticeship. These famous old cathedrals boast some of the world's most intricate and beautiful stained glass in the world, so it is no surprise that his paintings take some inspiration from their kaleidoscope of colors and shapes.

Over the course of six decades, contemporary artist Anne Packard has honed her creative voice into an inspired convergence of image and imagination. We take a closer look at her artistic beginnings, masterful landscape paintings and creative process.

This beautiful "Orange Grey Asian Landscape II" Framed Canvas Art is printed using the highest quality fade resistant ink on canvas. Every one of our Landscapes Wall art is printed on premium quality cotton canvas. Each Modern & Contemporary Canvas print is stretched tightly over a 1-inch wood sub frame for small size prints or a 1.5-inch wood sub frame for large size prints (30x40, 34x44...) ensuring the canvas is taught and does not buckle. The canvas print is inserted into a floating…

Ed Chesnovitch, a Cape Cod based artist, is a graduate of the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and has studied extensively at The Art Students League of New York, and the Cape Cod School of Art, Provincetown, Massachusetts. He is a Signature Member of the Pastel Society of America and the Pastel Painters Society of Cape Cod

Isn’t always fascinating to see what is behind the top layer of a painting? Every time I look at an artist’s artwork I wonder what was the first mark on the surface? How many passes were made? Did the artist already have something in mind? Was it completely spontaneous and intuitive and built directly in the moment? Did the artist do preparatory sketches?