Chris Riley Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Chris Riley based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Artwork by Chris Riley
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Sunrise Fantasy Island by Chris Riley
Little Black Dress by Chris Riley
Odysseus Blinding of Cyclops Polyphemus by Chris Riley
Birds by Chris Riley
Mountain Sunrise by Chris Riley
Josee by Chris Riley
Plums Gourds and Plate by Chris Riley
Pink by Chris Riley
Broken Jug by Chris Riley
Resting by Chris Riley
Morning Light 1-9 by Chris Riley
Birds II by Chris Riley
Lac St. Louis, Quebec by Chris Riley
Rainbow Stripes by Chris Riley
Night Light by Chris Riley
Study Green 3 Blues by Chris Riley
Spectacles by Chris Riley
Electric Force by Chris Riley
Vermont Village by Chris Riley
Abstract Structure II by Chris Riley
Dawn 2 by Chris Riley
Eugenics by Chris Riley
Fantasy Stormy Sky by Chris Riley
Old Churchyard by Chris Riley
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About Chris Riley
A Montreal artist - Originally from the United Kingdom, and retiring after 43 years in Canada, Chris Riley attended Concordia University, obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts (2001).
He has always been interested in the dynamics of colour, and the variety and subtlety of the colours provided by nature in its many moods. This has provided him with a path of exploration in abstract form. His art revolves around the seductiveness, and vibrancy of colour, the play of warmth and coolness, light and darkness, and the juxtaposition of coloured shapes and forms that provide a dynamic, yet rhythmic experience for the viewer. A further area of exploration and never ending challenge, is the expression of the human figure, with all its structural subtleties, its forms, its movements, in drawings and sketches using charcoal, conte, and graphite mediums.
'Like the work of nature, the work of art is subordinated to the same law, that of construction. The individual parts have life only by virtue of whole.'
Kandinsky - 1912/1913