Alan Hunt

Introduction

Alan Hunt’s wildlife art captures the raw essence of animals with breathtaking precision. His photorealistic paintings, rich in detail, portray birds and beasts in their natural habitats. Using layered techniques, Hunt’s compositions evoke depth and movement, drawing viewers into untamed worlds. A master of light and texture, his work celebrates nature’s beauty and complexity.

Biography

British wildlife artist Alan M. Hunt, born in 1942, has painted for over 50 years. Known as “the zoologist who paints,” his scientific knowledge informs his art. Hunt’s photorealistic animal portraits, created from his own photographs, have been exhibited widely and published in books like On The Edge. His work reflects a lifelong study of wildlife behaviour and environments.