The McNamara Collection is exhibited online in four separate galleries. We have tried to render the images in enough detail to stay true to the original painting while recognizing the limitations of individual computers and differing download speeds.
The gallery collections identify each painting by name. If you are interested in knowing more about a painting’s size and availability as an original or print, please make note of the painting’s name for locating it in the website’s shop.
Ozark Highlands Gallery
The Ozark Highlands are a dense woodland of rolling hills, rugged cliffs, hidden hollows, waterfalls, open valleys, pastures, caves and homesteads. Waterfalls rage in the spring and stand frozen still in winter. Autumn winds carry fall colors. Hidden pools offer cool respite to the heat of summer gutepotenz.de. Yet across the shifting seasons, a timelessness remains.
This gallery of McNamara watercolors of the region invite the viewer to experience the ever-changing landscape of the Ozark Highlands as well as its timeless essence.
“If Mark Twain is forever associated with the Mississippi, artist William McNamara may be just as inextricably linked with the Buffalo.”
Abby Burnett
“Water-Colored Waterways”
The Morning News, May 24, 1992
Whether the artist is portraying an Ozark forest or a handful of tomatoes on a wooden sill, his work is always fluid, a constant motion of light and shadow, color and texture.
Kit Baker in
“Artist captures the Ozarks Country with watercolor”
“Rural Arkansas”
February, 1997