Lindsay Dawson transcends impressionism with paintings that perfectly capture the moment. His use of color and explorations of light create intimate snapshots, and his ability to communicate the romantic images of youth is unparalleled. Expert brush strokes and a unique visual style has greatly increased the demand for his art, a popularity that has resulted in the display of his work on numerous national stages and in prominent museums around the world.

Dawson was schooled under the tutelage of John Asaro and Dan McCaw at Pasadena’s famed Art Center, a school recognized as a premier leader in art education. During this period, Dawson began to perfect his use of color and light to create the rich and bold paintings he is now famous for.

Though his subject matter has always been diverse, he is perhaps best known for paintings that reflect the happy moments of childhood. This ability to capture ‘the sublime moment’ has increased his popularity, and many critics have likened the emotional quality of his work to Norman Rockwell.

Today, his limited-edition serigraphs, prints and originals are sought after by major collectors everywhere. As his recognition grows, he continues to perfect his style of ‘new impressionism.’ It is with great pleasure that Barry Chappell’s Fine Art Showcase offers the work of Lindsay Dawson a true master at capturing life’s most joyous moments.