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New Painting Post

Whitebark Pines – Wizard Island

December 28, 2007 Wilderness Walker

Commissioned by the Crater Lake Institute, this is the second mural I’ve painted of Crater Lake. I think I now have that “blue” figured out. Puzzles, cards and posters coming in summer of 2008 so stay tuned.

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Who Is This?

Sydney Fell, an early mentor of mine

  This is about a guy who has been painting nature for a very long time. From a museum family who made it clear this wasn’t a choice, but a privilege, Larry Eifert now believes he has more art in America’s National Parks and Preserves than any other artist.

My muse, photographer and painter Nancy Cherry Eifert

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Recent Blog Posts

  • 2026-5-10 Various Experiments
    Our Swainson’s Thrush is on the elderberry, a […]
  • 2026-4-25 New Paintings
    I just finished wayside panel #2 for Island […]
  • Rufous Hummingbird oil on canvas
    In 2026, the artist created 35 oil paintings, showcasing progress in their technique. Three new paintings featuring hummingbirds and local trails are available on Eifert Gallery for $125 each, with free shipping. The artworks reflect personal experiences and the complexity of nature. All pieces remain available as of April 10, 2026. […]
  • Freeland Beach Restoration Project
    The first wayside panel of several more to come, this […]
  • 2026-3 New Paintings from Larry Eifert
    The artist showcases new small oil paintings on canvas board, each priced at $125 and available on Etsy. Featuring local wildlife and landscapes, highlights include a chestnut-backed chickadee and an American dipper. Additionally, a birthday portrait of the artist's partner, Nancy Cherry, is included. Various links to the artworks are provided. […]
  • Small Original Oils Continue
    A new collection of oil paintings is now available on Etsy for $125 each, including shipping. The works feature local wildlife and landscapes, inspired by personal observations and commissioned pieces. The artist finds joy in capturing nature’s details, creating paintings that serve as daily journals of their experiences in Port Townsend. […]
  • A Few More Journal Paintings
    The artist is working on a large acrylic mural for Thomas Stone National Historical Park while also creating small oil paintings, each priced at $125 including a frame. Featured works include a Pacific Wren, a Chestnut-backed Chickadee, and a Wilson's Warbler, all available for purchase on Etsy. […]
  • More Explorations in Little Oil Paintings
    The post highlights framed original oil paintings available on Etsy, measuring either 7"x9" or 8"x8". Featured artworks include a Chickadee on a log, a painting inspired by Big Tree Trail, and an American Robin flock. The post emphasizes the limited availability of these artworks, encouraging prompt interest. […]
  • Some more small oil paintings
    The content describes a Purple Finch portrait available for purchase on Etsy, measuring 7"x9" or 8"x8". The author shares a personal anecdote about observing the finch at a pond. Additional artworks mentioned include a Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Anna's Hummingbird portrait, and scenes from an old-growth forest and a winter pond. […]

with more art in America's national parks than any other artist

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Past Projects

  • A Butterfly Garden
  • Clark Island and Mount Baker
  • Backwater on the Hoh
  • Penstemons in the Alpine
  • My 48-North Story for April, 2014 – and Cats
  • Wind Cave NP Site Visit
  • Fort Townsend Old-growth mural – almost in our backyard
  • American Dipper 4
  • Florida Mural Progress Report
  • “Rumpy” – Saving a Piece of Art
  • Dugualla Bay Preserve
  • Thriller – A Sculpture Project on the Side
  • Wrapping Up My American Camp mural
  • White-crowned Sparrow study
  • Riverside Red Alders
  • Acres of Glacial Lilies – It’s Finally Summer
  • Field trip to Alaska’s Kenai Fjords
  • Watercolors for Kennesaw Mountain NP in Georgia
  • Malheur Refuge Wildlife Painting
  • A New Monthly Series for 48-North
  • Black-tailed Deer – Port Townsend Trail
  • A Rare and Diverse Forest – Whidbey Land Trust
  • Old-growth Forest Poster Is Now Available
  • A Yellow-billed Loon Story
  • Stream Stones and Bristlecones
  • Eifert Paintings In Sitka
  • A Little Trip Down Memory Lane
  • Green Rock – oil on canvas
  • A Pelagic Cormorant – my monthly story in 48 North
  • My Reelfoot Painting Is Almost Wrapped Up
  • Mount St. Helens Wayside Panels
  • Bewick’s Wren beside our porch
  • Sitka National Historical Park gets some Eifert paintings
  • Barnes Creek Trail – an Ageless Moment
  • Small Original Oils Continue

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