Born in Denver in 1973, Mikael Olson has been painting for as long as he can remember.

"I paint because it is the most natural way for me to define myself. I prefer to paint ordinary things, and I try to paint them honestly. Painting is my response to the intoxication of my visual experience."
Mikael is a graduate of Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design, and has continued to hone his craft through studies at the Arts Student League of Denver. He has worked alongside such prominent painters as Quang Ho and fellow Coloradan Kevin Wechbach, and includes among his influences such diverse talents as Andrew Wyeth and Richard Diebenkorn. His painting style, which he describes as "impressionistic toward slightly expressionistic," is beautifully suited to the subjects he prefers: single objects in bold still-life, human figures thoughtfully composed and cleanly rendered, and light-infused street scenes.
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 Spokesperson oil 37 x 37" , $ please inquire |

Rehearsal
oil 30 x 36 " framed, $ 7000
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Bolinas Beach, California
oil 20 x 24" framed, $ 2800
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Neighborhood Big Snow
oil 24 x 36" framed, $ 5200 |

A Quiet Ride, Venice
oil 16 x 20 " framed, $ 1900
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Dad's Toy Truck
oil 8 x 10 " framed, $ 475
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Unexpected
oil 18 x 18 " wrapped, $
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Cupcake Duo •
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It's a Date, Red Rocks
oil 36 x 48" framed, $ 9300 • |

Colorado Blues •
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Introducing Red •
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Yellow Dress •
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Old Mine •
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San Francisco Marina •
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Sunflower •
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Chatfield Reservoir, Storm •
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Jaywalkers •
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Point Reyes •
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San Francisco •
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Kindred Spirits •
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Lunch Date •
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Underwood •
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All These People Are Dead •
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