Richard Wallich

Richard Wallich, an American Impressionist painter, has honed a distinctive technique over his four decades of practice. His canvases are a symphony of color, characterized by energetic dabs and swirls that come together to form a plethora of subjects, from idyllic landscapes to dynamic sports scenes and the animate grace of animals. Operating from his Colorado base, Wallich is celebrated for his bold and imaginative palette, where the quintessential greens and browns of the natural world are reimagined through a kaleidoscope of purples, blues, pinks, and reds.

Wallich’s work is deeply rooted in the principles of the Impressionist movement, which a focus on the interplay of light and color to encapsulate ephemeral moments. His paintings are like snapshots of a dream, each brushstroke locking a transient moment onto the canvas, inviting viewers to step into a world where each scene, though fleeting, is eternally vibrant and alive. The dreamlike quality of this art blurs the lines between reality and fantasy, as Wallich deftly translates the impermanence of time into enduring beauty.