Roy Boswell

Roy Boswell, born in 1985, is a distinguished Ex-Impressionist artist based in Butlerville, Indiana. Renowned for his expertise in both oil and acrylic painting, Boswell is celebrated for his sublime and mystical depictions of rural and agrarian life. His work is characterized by tight value families, inventive color palettes, and meticulously designed compositions that vividly capture the essence of the rural landscapes and farm scenes that inspire him.

Boswell’s artistic practice involves a rigorous process beginning with field sketches and reference gathering, followed by detailed studio work. His subject matter frequently reflects his personal connection to his childhood on a family farm, exploring themes of nostalgia and rural tranquility. His work exemplifies a unique blend of traditional techniques with modern interpretations, emphasizing the interplay of light and color in the depiction of agricultural settings.

Roy Boswell's work has been prominently featured in several prestigious exhibitions, including winning Best of show at Indiana Heritage Arts 46th Annual Exhibition, Richmond Art Museum Annual Exhibition (twice), First Brush of Fall (twice), Carmel on Canvas, and the Will Vawter Annual Exhibition. His pieces are part of esteemed collections such as the Richmond Art Museum, the Swope Art Museum, Nine star Connect Corporate, and the City of Carmel, Indiana, as well as various private collections.

Juniper Art Gallery is honored to include Roy in our line-up of exceptional Regional Artists.