This is three of mine.....Barry Weekley.


and Russel Smith



and Stan Stokes

I have always liked Keith Ferris. I don't have any pictures to post.

Tom

I'm re-evaluating who mine is - I just picked up a book from the library a week or so ago. The name is something like 'The Art of War' and it's all about military paintings and drawings from Picaso to Bill Maudlin.
There are some fantastic paintings in the book.

not really something to do with military art but I'm a huge fan of Norman Rockwell Although he did some US Propaganda posters
His drawings are so lifelike and recognizable for everybody even if you are not a Citizen of the USA


Got 2 books with all his work in it.

Another which I really like is Ron Volstad.. It is the diversity of his drawings that I like.... I seems not to matter what subject you give the man he will make something very good out of it. Also it is a friendly chap as I spoke to him this weekend after I attended a lecture of him

With friendly greetz

Robert Blokker

Why Flitzer of course.... :-)

Wow Jan, that's a tough one. There are so many greats ones. Keith
Ferris was mentioned but he is still one of my favorite aviation artists.
Don Troiani the artist who usually paints subject matter from the
American War Between the States, is just outstanding, IMO. . . He
actually owns three (or more — memory is shaky) ACS field pieces.

For non military subjects.....Gil Elvgren!

You can't beat his girls, they're simply timeless!

And Don Troiani IS very good too....

Don Troiani's Lions of the Roundtop

Here is one of my favourite artists, who lives only a few miles from me. Take a look and see what you think.
http://www.robin-smith-art.co.uk/home.html
Andy

Amazing is a word that comes to my mind.....

One of mines is Terence Cuneo he painted a few picture for my trade (PCS) inc


If you can see a picture of his have a very close look I won' t spoil the surprise but theres one in every painting!
And modern day photography it's got to be Colin Prior

I sure have seen a lot of gerat artists names posted here. I am surprised no one mentioned Robert Taylor. I love all his stuff. Stan Stokes is another one of my favorites along with Keith Ferris. For US Civil War, I have a Troiani and a Kunsler that I treasure. I have met and like the work of John Paul Strain and also have some stuff by Dale Gallon.

For ground infantry I like what I've seen from Jim Dietz and Wooten.

The war art of the German Exdpressionist Otto Dix is some of the strongest I've seen. You can see examples here
and here

http://images.google.ie/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=otto+dix+war

Scary stuff mate.......*shiver*...