Richard Currier


An Ocean Divided

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Currier’s work can evoke Japanese art from the Muromachi period, a time when merchants hung landscape paintings in their city offices so they could have access to nature even while away from it. These paintings offered moments of pause and reflection during the workday. The zen practice of honoring nature, the foundation on which we build our lives, seems to permeate Currier’s work.

Rogue Wave 2026

39” x 39”

oil/panel

Available

Rogue Rising 2026

39” x 39”

oil/panel

Available

Celestial Horizon

50” x 50”

oil/panel

Available

“Landscapes… have their own aesthetic…. I focus not on the objects found in a landscape but on the spaces, infused with light, that lie between the objective realities. That is where I find the passion for painting.” 

Rogue Wave Rising 2026

36” x 60”

oil/panel

Available

Grey Skies 2026

50” x 50”

oil/panel

Available

To experience a Richard Currier painting is to wake up to a moment. Entering a landscape, we become aware at the axis of ocean and atmosphere. Pausing in the presence of these works, we are invited to journey deeper into ourselves. 

Rising Tide 2026

60” x 84”

oil/canvas

Available

Savannah Red Dawn

40” x 84”

oil/panel

Available

The Tempest

50” x 50”

oil/panel

Available

Passage Amber Sunrise

60” x 60”

oil/canvas

Available

Migration

72”x60”

oil/canvas

Available

St. John’s Basin 2024

48” x 48”

oil/panel

SOLD

When it comes to the tropics, says Currier, “Humidity and haze permeates the atmosphere… I am painting the space between the objects more than the objects themselves.”

Savannah Moonrise

48”x72”

oil/canvas

Available

Migration II

72” X 72”

oil/canvas

Available