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Oscar Campos: Realistic oil and acrylic wildlife art and landscape
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Oscar Campos is a native of Argentina, born in Cutral Co in Patagonia. He comes to the United States annually to exhibit his work during the Fall Arts Festival in Jackson, Wyoming. His realistic wildlife paintings and amiable manner leave an impression on the people he meets. Campos's work has been displayed all over the world and admired by kings. He is a prominent artist in Argentina, and has enjoyed breaking into the scene in the United States. For full bio click here. |
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Oscar Campos "Mirada de Bufalo - Glance from a Buffalo" Acrylic 12" x 16" $2500 |
Oscar Campos "Atardecer en Grand Canyon - Dusk in the Grand Canyon" Acrylic 15" x 30" $3500 |
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Oscar Campos "Como en el Paraíso - Just Like Paradise" Oil and Acrylic 49" x 40" $14,500 |
Oscar Campos "Ventana al Pasado - Window to the Past" Acrylic 16" x 12" $2500 |
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Oscar Campos "Arco Delicado - Delicate Arch" Oil and Acrylic 28" x 22" $5600 |
Oscar Campos "Sereno Gran Lago Salado - Great Salt Lake Calm" Acrylic 20" x 30" $5200 |
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Oscar Campos "Atardecer en Gran Lago Salado - Great Salt Lake Sunset" Oil and Acrylic 20" x 30" $5200 |
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Biography of the artist: Oscar Campos
Oscar Campos is a native of Argentina, born in Cutral Co in Patagonia. He comes to the United States annually to exhibit his work during the Fall Arts Festival in Jackson, Wyoming. His realistic wildlife paintings and amiable manner leave an impression on the people he meets. Campos's work has been displayed all over the world and admired by kings. He is a prominent artist in Argentina, and has enjoyed breaking into the scene in the United States.
A disciple of renowned Argentinian artist Axel Amuchastegui, Campos's disarming artwork has traveled the world for both temporary and permanent display.
Art critic and poet Rafael Squirru:
"Looking at Campos' work, no matter the techniques used, implies getting into a world which goes round the edge of magic thanks to its realism. These paintings seem to emerge from the sudden evocation of somebody who has conclusive words capable of making animals appear, as a genie from "Arabian Nights" may appear.
"Campos has a vocation as serious as inspired, to remind us that art is not a trinket, a "show" or just "amusement."