Bryan Larsen; Quent Cordair Fine Art

Bryan Larsen

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Sense of Wonder Original oil on Linen	Hard Earned Original Charcoal Drawing
Daylight Original oil on canvas panel	Food for Thought Original oil on canvas panel
Breaking Through giclee print on canvas	Endless Possibilities Original oil on canvas
Grace Note Original oil on canvas panel	Nike Original oil on canvas panel
Triumph of Man Oil on Linen	Triumph of Woman Oil on Linen
75 Years Proud Oil on Linen	Waking Among the Clouds Giclee on Canvas
Liberty Giclee on Canvas	Justice Giclee on Canvas
Vantage of Veritas Original Oil on Linen	Concrete Canyon Original Oil on Canvas
Navigator Original Oil on Linen	Curiosity and Knowledge: Pandora's Legacy Original Oil on Linen
Between Chapters Original Oil on Linen	Young Galileo Oil on Linen
Butterfly Original oil on linen	Test Flight Original oil on linen
Night Light Original oil on linen	The Poet Original oil on linen Sold
Ready for the Day Giclee print on canvas $495	Liberty Original oil on linen
Eve Original oil on linen	Evelyn Original oil on linen
Young Icarus Oil on linen	Study for the Triumph of Icarus Limited-edition prints on canvas
Muse and Medium Original oil on linen	Art of Precision Original oil on linen
Contrast Original oil on linen	Retrospection Original oil on linen
A Strong Foundation Original giclee print on canvas	Deliberation Original oil on linen
Monna Vanna Limited-edition prints on canvas	Reclining Nude Charcoal on paper
Pensive Oil on linen Sold	Flight #1 Oil on linen
New Year's Eve Oil on linen	Among the Clouds III Oil on linen Sale Pending
	Among the Clouds IV Oil on linen Sale Pending
Stef Oil on linen	Vantage Point Oil on linen Sale pending
The Anchorage Study in charcoal	The Anchorage Limited-edition prints on canvas
Composition Oil on linen	Cityscape Texture Study 1 Oil on linen
Cityscape Texture Study 2 Oil on linen	The study for First Heat Oil on linen
Stargazer Limited-edition prints on canvas	The Letter Limited-edition prints on canvas
First Heat Limited-edition prints on canvas Inspired by the novel Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.	Motive Force Limited-edition prints on canvas Inspired by the novel Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.
Self Absolution of the Titan Limited-edition prints on canvas Inspired by the novel Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.	There's Opportunity Here Limited-edition prints on canvas
Young Builder Limited-edition prints on canvas	Winter Evening Limited-edition prints on canvas
How Far We've Come Limited-edition prints on canvas	Heroes Limited-edition prints on canvas
A New Height Limited-edition prints on canvas	At Home Limited-edition prints on canvas
Just the Beginning Limited-edition prints on canvas	Born with Wings Limited-edition prints on canvas
Atlas Cover Study, Series 2, 2-2 Original, red ink on archival paper	Atlas Cover Study, Series 1, 1-6 Original, red ink on archival paper
Sketch Series 3, 3-1 Charcoal on paper	Sketch Series 3, 3-2 Charcoal on paper
Sketch Series 3, 3-3 Charcoal on paper	Sketch Series 3, 3-4 Charcoal on paper
Sketch Series 3, 3-5 Charcoal on paper	Sketch Series 3, 3-6 Charcoal on paper
Sketch Series 3, 3-7 Charcoal on paper	Sketch Series 3, 3-8 Charcoal on paper
Sketch Series 3, 3-9 Charcoal on paper Sold	Sketch Series 3, 3-10 Charcoal on paper
Sketch Series 3, 3-11 Charcoal on paper Sold	Sketch Series 3, 3-12 Charcoal on paper
Sketch Series 3, 3-13 Charcoal on paper Sale pending	Sketch Series 3, 3-14 Charcoal on paper
Sketch Series 3, 3-15 Charcoal on paper	Sketch Series 3, 3-16 Charcoal on paper
Sketch Series 3, 3-17 Charcoal on paper	Sketch Series 3, 3-18 Charcoal on paper
Girl in Brown Skirt Oil on linen Sold	Study for A Moment's Pause Original, red ink on archival paper
More Art by Bryan Larsen Paintings by commission available, contact us. An interview with Bryan Larsen...

About Bryan Larsen ~

"I was born on February 12, 1975, and have been drawing as long as I can remember. By the time I was in high school, I knew I wanted to be an artist, although at the time I didn't have a clear idea of how exactly I would use my talents to make a living.

"As I continued studying art, I began to suspect that fine visual art was dead. No one seemed interested in teaching students how to draw well, or paint well. More often than not, my own skills exceeded those of my instructors.

"The only field left that seemed to require good drawing, painting, and compositional skills was illustration, and therefore I began studying illustration at Utah State University in Logan, Utah. I became even more convinced that I had made the right decision in staying away from fine art as I endured course after course of required "drawing" and "painting" classes in which instructors required me to draw with "less focus", or use ridiculous materials such as shellac, glue, sand, salt, etc.

"My second year at Utah State, I met Damon Denys. In discussing Art with him I realized that there were other people who believed that technique and subject matter were indispensable components of any work of art. I then decided that I would work to develop my own painting skills with the purpose of creating artwork that I considered worthy of being called Fine Art.

"Since that time, I have studied on my own: Drawing from live models to learn the human form, studying proper painting techniques from any source I could find ample reason to trust, and developing a philosophy of Art based on reason, and life on earth.

"My goal is to portray the heroic and romantic in human nature and human achievement in a realistic style and a modern setting. I place particular emphasis on composition, technique, realistic detail, proper craftsmanship and consistency of style."