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Bistro Waiters by Brent Heighton framed print 30"X 30" - $50 (Carmel)
106th Street near Towne Road
condition:
excellent
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Brent Heighton (born 1954) is a prominent Canadian artist known for his vibrant, impressionistic paintings that span a variety of mediums, including watercolors, oils, and acrylics. With a career spanning over four decades, his work is celebrated for its use of light and color to capture landscapes, florals, and travel scenes.
Artistic Career and Style
Early Years: Heighton attended the Algonquin College of Fine Art and Douglas College. He briefly worked in commercial art and animation before transitioning to fine art to focus on personal creative freedom.
Global Inspiration: His work is deeply influenced by his extensive travels through Europe (France, Italy, Greece), Mexico, and across North America.
Key Themes:
Landscapes & Seascapes: Capturing scenes from British Columbia to the Mediterranean.
Romantic Travel: Many of his most popular works feature street scenes, sidewalk cafés, and famous landmarks like the Eiffel Tower.
Botanicals: He is well-regarded for his expressive floral pieces, particularly poppies and irises.
Recognition: Heighton was the youngest artist elected to the Federation of Canadian Artists and his work is held in corporate and private collections in over 25 countries.
Popular Works & Availability
You can find his original paintings and high-quality prints through several galleries and retailers:
Official Website: The Brent Heighton Gallery features original works and archival archives.
Prints and Canvas: Mass-market prints are available on platforms like Art.com and Great Big Canvas.
Notable Titles: "April in Paris," "After Hours," "Casa Mia Italiano," and "Peaceful Everglades".
Collector Information
Heighton’s original art frequently appears at auctions, with his large-scale landscape and nature scenes being particularly sought after. He also remains active in the art community by leading workshops and mentoring new artists.