Outlook   by   Cameron Bird May 15 - 22, 2010  Prices include framing.
"Westcoast Outlook" Oil on Canvas, 48" x 60" $9,180	"Treeline - Vermillion Crossing" Oil on Canvas, 20" x 24" $2,100	"Kinney Lake - September" Oil on Canvas, 22" x 28" $2,360
"Portal Peak" Oil on Canvas, 20" x 24" $2,100	"Storm Light - Mt. Odaray" Oil on Canvas, 16" x 20" $1,585	"Cavell Lake Edge" Oil on Canvas, 24" x 30" $2,850
"Summer Heat - Florence" Oil on Canvas, 20" x 16" $1,585	"Cypress Study - Tuscany" Oil on Canvas, 20" x 10" $1,190	"Tuscany Backroad" Oil on Canvas, 24" x 30" $2,850
"Ranch Buildings - Nimpo Lake" Oil on Canvas, 24" x 30" $2,850	"Italian Hilltown - Umbria" Oil on Canvas, 24" x 48" $4,020	"Stormfront - Mt. Chephren" Oil on Canvas, 20" x 48" $3,475
"Shore Ice - Bow River" Oil on Canvas, 24" x 48" $4,020	"Foothills Country - Waterton" Oil on Canvas, 24" x 48" $4,020	"Venetian Evening" Oil on Canvas, 30" x 40" $4,095
"Backwater Reflections" Oil on Canvas, 30" x 40" Sold	"Mt. Schaffer Evening" Oil on Canvas, 30" x 40" $4,095	"Morning Glory - Lake O'Hara" Oil on Canvas, 30" x 40" $4,095
"Wind off the Top - Mt. Lefroy" Oil on Canvas, 24" x 30" $2,850	"Mt. Cathedral" Oil on Board, 8" x 10" $865	"Cirrus Peak" Oil on Board, 8" x 10" $865
"September Storm - Tosh Valley" Oil on Canvas, 36" x 48" $4,950	"Bear Springs - Gary Ranch" Oil on Board, 12" x 16" $1,110	"A Canadian Farm - Rossburn Manitoba" Oil on Board, 12" x 16" $1,110
"Mt. Odaray - Lake O'Hara" Oil on Canvas, 40" x 60" Sold	"Rising Tide - Tofino" Oil on Canvas, 20" x 24" Sold	"Rundle Evening" Oil on Canvas, 16" x 20" Sold
"Cavell Alpine - Angel Glacier" Oil on Canvas, 22" x 28" Sold	"Lake O'Hara Shoreline" Oil on Canvas, 20" x 24" Sold	"Evening in Umbria" Oil on Canvas, 28" x 22" Sold
"Along the Bow - Three Sisters" Oil on Canvas, 24" x 30" Sold	"Wildflower Study" Oil on Canvas, 16" x 20" Sold	"Cariboo Skies" Oil on Canvas, 16" x 20" Sold
"Rockpile Peyto Lake" Oil on Canvas, 24" x 30" Sold	"Morning Mist" Oil on Canvas, 30" x 60" Sold

Cameron Bird  

From an early age, nature and painting has always been Cameron Bird’s greatest passion. Inspired by the mountains and wildlife of British Columbia and Alberta, Cameron began painting professionally at the young age of 17 and captured the excitement and vivacity of the wild on canvas.

In college, where he majored in commercial art, Cameron began researching many great artists including The Group of Seven and Tom Thomson. In particular, Alfred J. Casson, Tom Thomson, and the German/American wildlife artist Carl Rungius captured most of Cameron’s attention.

In 1989, Cameron met Canadian artist K. C. Smith, who became a great teacher and friend. Keith always taught Cameron to simplify and make each brush stroke count. Following in the footsteps of Keith, he worked as a Pack-Horse Guide in the Chilcotin Mountains. Cameron used this experience in the wilderness to provide him with first-hand material and references for his paintings. Prior to Keith’s passing, the artist wrote a letter to Cameron informing him to “carry on where I have left off in this wonderful world of art and creation”.