Artists
Wyland
Renowned marine life artist Wyland helped change the way people think about the environment when he started painting his evocative, life-sized murals of whales on the sides of buildings in the 1980s.
Artwork
Whale's First Breath
868482 Wyland Whale's First Breath 2019 10 1/4" x 9 3/4" x 5 1/4" Sculpture in Lucite. With the hand-engraved signature of the artist. From the Arabic numbered edition of 1000 examples (250 Arabic numbered artist proofs also exist).
Mystical Waters
455945 Wyland Mystical Waters 28 1/16'' x 20 3/4'' 2011 Giclee in color on canvas. Hand-signed by the artist in ink lower left and numbered in Arabic lower left. From the Arabic numbered edition of 195 examples (95 artist proofs also exist). An edition of 950 lithographs on paper also exist.
Kiss the Sea
920735 Wyland Kiss the Sea 2019 13 5/8" x 14 3/8" x 4 1/4" Sculpture in Lucite. With the hand-engraved signature of the artist. From the Arabic numbered edition of 1000 examples (250 Arabic numbered artist proofs also exist).
Dolphin Peace
997624 Wyland Dolphin Peace 2023 8 3/4" x 9 3/8" Sculpture in Lucite. With the hand-engraved signature of the artist. From the Arabic numbered edition of 1000 examples (250 Arabic numbered artist proofs also exist).
Latest News
Watch Wyland Paint His 101st Whaling Wall Mural in Seattle
https://youtu.be/bd6NHeTLzcY If you were in Seattle at the end of July 2019, you might have seen something BIG happening on the waterfront. Wyland, one of the most successful marine wildlife artists in the world, spent four days painting his 101st mural on the side of Seattle’s Edgewater Hotel. Park West Gallery was there to capture this massive undertaking on video and, as you can see, Wyland packed an amazing amount of work into just a few short days. Wyland has become internationally famous f...
Watch the Aquatic Art of Wyland Come to Life
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnh6MLBPof8 Wyland remembers the first time he saw the ocean. He was fourteen years old, visiting Southern California when he first encountered the Pacific Ocean. The experience changed the course of his life, setting him on a path to one day becoming an internationally famous artist and an acclaimed ocean activist. We get a glimpse of the massive scope of Wyland's talent and generosity in this video from Park West Gallery. Narrated by the artist himself, the vide...
How Wyland Became One of the World’s Biggest Marine Wildlife Artists
As an artist, Wyland is used to working on big canvases. He first rose to fame in the 1980s painting life-size murals of whales—that’s right, life-size whales—on the sides of buildings all over the world. Known as the “Whaling Walls,” the colossal murals reflect the artist's outsized passion for marine wildlife and his commitment to raising awareness about environmental conservation. “As the environmental movement grew in the early ‘70s, I was an artist that was right there and heard the call fo...
Norwegian Cruise Line’s Newest Ship Sets Sail with Unforgettable Wyland Art
The launch of a new cruise ship is always a big deal, but the debut of Norwegian Bliss is shaping up to be an event no one will ever forget. Norwegian Bliss, the 16th ship in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet, was unveiled to the public in New York City last week, giving New Yorkers a first-look at the massive marine wildlife mural painted on the hull of the ship by Park West Gallery artist Wyland. “We’re proud to be a part of Norwegian Bliss’ first voyage,” said John Karay, Senior Vice President...
