Bradley Boyer

Bradley Boyer is a highly accomplished impressionist artist who received his formal education in art at the prestigious Penninghen Paris, France, where he absorbed the distinctive characteristics and methods of Monet, Camille Pissaro, and Renior.  Bradley's En Plein Aire technique captures the beauty of America from coast to coast, with his artworks featuring Historical Landmarks, farms, Ancestral Native American Land, and woodland streams.  Boyer has been recently published in 2022 "Antiques and the Arts Weekly" for "Notable Prices at Auction" an "important value factor" His work is prominently displayed in numerous world-class art collections including Rex Tillerson the CEO of Exxon.  An avid outdoorsman who draws inspiration from the American Impressionists and Western Artists. He has won numerous awards and honors for his artwork, including a Gold Medal, Arts for the Parks, New Hope Impressionism, and a Martha Stewart Fine Art Award. Boyer's artwork is displayed in multiple museums throughout the country, including the Allentown Art Museum, Kimbell Art Museum, San Diego Art Museum, Butler Institute of American Art, and Corcoran Gallery. In addition, his paintings are part of the collections of various Fortune 500 companies, such as Forbes, Microsoft, Philip Morris, Prudential, and JP Morgan Chase.  And has been featured in national publications, such as Antiques and Fine Art, Antiques and the Arts Weekly, American Art Review, Art News, Art and Antiques, International Artists, Bucks County Magazine, and Bucks County Herald. He has also participated in several charity fundraisers, including Iaccoca Hall, Quakertown Children's Hospital, Adams Mark Hotel, Wild Life Preservation, Baum School of Art, and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. In addition, Bradley is a gifted teacher who influences many artists. And has also conducted seminars on French and American Impressionism history an