A Painter of American Wilderness, Larry Eifert has more art in parks and refuges than any other artist.
If you’re looking for interpretive panels using my art. Here are a few.
Current original paintings for sale:
Videos – where I talk about my process of making art.
New in 2024 – S’Klallam Tribal wayside panels – Dungeness River Nature Center in Sequim, Washington
Paintings for National Park maps
San Juan Island National Historical Park – murals and more
Blog Link for this project: Installation Photos San Juan Island murals
WHAT’S NEW? California Creek wayside panels.
New Postings:
Everglades National Park – boardwalk waysides
Redwood National and State Parks for Save-the-Redwoods League
Past Paintings of our Home Port,
Port Townsend, Washington
Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, restoring the refuge after the Bundy Family Terrorist Occupation.
Dismal Nitch, Lewis and Clark National Park
Recent painting of orca whales off Lime Kiln Point, San Juan Islands in Washington State. See more of them here.
Carbon River, Mt Rainier National Park
Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center, Olympic National Park
500 square feet of paintings for a favorite place of mine.
Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, 138′ of paintings along several walls.
Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, Wisconsin – showing a section of 138 feet of murals.
Powell Butte Visitor Center, Portland Oregon
Outdoor Wayside Exhibits
Published Stories, Books and More Index
The Salish Sea series in 48 North Magazine, 10 years and counting. My monthly sketchbook journal page in the largest sailing magazine in the Pacific Northwest
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The artist and the alpine, a place this guy’s addicted to like a drug. One piece of a much larger visitor center mural for the Schulman Grove of Bristlecone Pines, oldest trees on the planet.
The Nature Conservancy has also commissioned Eifert for many paintings in Utah, Nevada and Alaska.
Below, the porch of my studio over our little barn .
And much more here of an artist’s life painting and exploring nature. See all this and much more here, so continue by exploring the menus. Thanks for visiting.