Robert Coppen Art Collections
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Artwork by Robert Coppen
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Behind Canal Place by Robert Coppen

Walking in Kirkland by Robert Coppen

November Flow by Robert Coppen

Corridor by Robert Coppen

Interlude by Robert Coppen

On the Way In by Robert Coppen

Autumn Pastoral by Robert Coppen

Light Through the Woods by Robert Coppen

Moose River Deer by Robert Coppen

March Flow by Robert Coppen

November Sunset by Robert Coppen

Sunset Walk on Cedar Lake Road by Robert Coppen

Looking into the Swamp by Robert Coppen

May Flow by Robert Coppen

Treeline by Robert Coppen

The Lost Pool by Robert Coppen

Roadside Pastoral by Robert Coppen

Walking in Kirkland in the Fall by Robert Coppen

Cornfield in March by Robert Coppen

Oriskany Creek Morning by Robert Coppen

The Quiet River by Robert Coppen

The Quiet River Again by Robert Coppen

The Weir at Oaks Creek Crossing by Robert Coppen

Walking South on Eckhard Road by Robert Coppen
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About Robert Coppen
Self-taught artist. Work in a factory full-time and paint whenever I can. Learned mostly from doing and from looking at other artists' paintings (or reproductions of, in books and magazines), and from looking at the world around me. The artists whose work I admire most are John Constable, Winslow Homer, Charles Burchfield, Rockwell Kent, Edward Hopper and Vincent Van Gogh. And I also love the watercolor landscapes of John Singer Sargent and the wildlife art of Robert Kuhn. Live in upstate NY. Paint mostly landscapes, most of which are upstate NY scenes, although not all. Sometimes I paint animals, both wild and domestic. Work in various art mediums, primarily pastels, acrylics and watercolors - just beginning to experiment with oils and alkyds.
The medium isn't really the message for me, though, the land is. And nature. And the environment. You paint what you love, and I love the natural world around me, and want it to remain beautiful and clean and able to support both animals and people for many years to come. The reaction I'd like to get from people when they look at one of my paintings isn't quite so much the, "Wow! What color!" or "Look at that technique!" reaction, although I don't exactly mind that. Instead, it's more along the lines of, "What a cool place! I'd like to go for a walk there (or paddle a canoe there) someday." And I'd like them to be able to do those things, so I guess what I'm trying to do is show people some of the natural beauty that's out there, in the hopes that they will want to protect and preserve it.
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Thank you for looking at my work.