A Florida native with a professional career spanning more than 25 years, the serene landscape paintings of Daniel Ambrose capture environmental treasures and are renowned for their extraordinary luminosity and power to evoke a sense of place. Ambrose paints and teaches in oils and egg tempera, a historic medium perfected by the Old Masters centuries ago. Making his own paint from a 15th-century Italian recipe using egg yolk and natural earth pigments, his technique incorporates weaving numerous translucent layers of paint into a tapestry of subtle hues.
Ambrose is a member of the American Society of Marine Artists whose work can be seen in galleries and museums along the East Coast. He is also a co-founder of the American Tonalist Society, which held its Inaugural Exhibition, Shades of Gray, at the historic Salmagundi Club in New York City in May 2019.
You can learn more about Daniel Ambrose and view his portfolio by visiting DanielAmbrose.com.
