Thomas Easley Fine Art

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Thomas Easley Fine Art Expressive paintings of nature, still life & figure. Original artwork, embellished limited editions, and prints available. Commissions available.

Studio in New York. Tap the link below for artwork inquiries and upcoming shows. When people see Thomas Easley’s paintings, they are immediately drawn to the rich hues, kinetic energy and the almost tactile nature of his art. The pigments are deep and luxurious, the paint sculpted on canvas to create a rush of color, texture and form that amplifies contrasts. The resultant artwork has a ā€œpresenceā€ filled with energy and movement that evokes a visceral connection with the viewer. But as much as Easley is an artist of color, texture and movement, he is also an artist of the mind. He has long held that man is multidimensional, and his art is an ongoing exploration of his own creative multi-self. That is a rare quality in the risk-averse world where sticking to ā€œmasteredā€ abilities is considered the safest route to success. Easley sees his art as an ongoing quest of creative experiment and expression. This diversity in styles and themes has been a running thread through his artistic journey, from the early manuscript illuminations and miniature paintings in the early 1980s to the dazzling architectural Venice landscapes, powerful ā€œDimensional Realismā€ and the more recent ā€œextreme impressionismā€ that straddles the line between impressionism and abstract art. It is precisely this freedom from constraint that makes Easley’s art so powerful. Easley’s paintings have been widely exhibited in the U.S., Europe and Asia, both in art galleries and public spaces. His work is in hundreds of private and corporate collections across the world. He lives in New York’s beautiful Hudson Valley with his wife and two sons.

As always, a wonderful show! Thank you Phillip Anthony Signature Gallery
07/24/2026

As always, a wonderful show! Thank you Phillip Anthony Signature Gallery

07/22/2026

Thank you to Phillip Anthony Signature Gallery for a wonderful weekend, and to everyone who stopped by to spend some time with the art.

It was a pleasure seeing familiar faces and meeting so many new ones.

07/11/2026
07/11/2026

Come join us on the 17th at Phillip Anthony Signature Gallery.

see you there!

These three guys are headed to St. Augustine. Heard someone there has their eyes on them šŸ˜€
04/07/2026

These three guys are headed to St. Augustine. Heard someone there has their eyes on them šŸ˜€

03/30/2026

I’ve been painting the female form for four decades.

This one — ā€œContemplating Anglesā€ — is among my favorites in this impressionistic style.

The palette knife lets me play with the figure without overworking it.

Do you like her as much as I do?

03/18/2026

I tend to paint roosters when I’m feeling a lot of energy.

There’s something about a rooster painting — the stance, the color, the attitude. They don’t sit still. They push forward.

With this colorful rooster, I wasn’t thinking too much. Just working with paint and letting the movement build. Layer by layer, the form starts to come alive.

I’ve always been drawn to bold, expressive paintings like this. They carry a kind of raw energy.

Some paintings demand to be in a room.ā€œOne MooGee Hoga High On The Goā€ is one of them. 24x25, palette knife, full chroma...
03/12/2026

Some paintings demand to be in a room.

ā€œOne MooGee Hoga High On The Goā€ is one of them. 24x25, palette knife, full chroma. I built this rooster out of pure energy and color, layer by layer, until he had no choice but to come alive.

This is a limited edition embellished print. That means no two are exactly alike. I work on each one by hand after they are published.

DM for inquiries. šŸ“šŸ”„

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