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ARTWORK ABOUT CONTACT GALLERY For a look at Nick Sider's 2024 Catalogue email [email protected] "Viridian Fixation" Acrylic on canvas 60 inches tall x 48 inches wide If interested in purchasing, please inquire below. Inquire for Pricing "Leering Radiance" Acrylic on canvas 60 inches tall x 48 inches wide If interested in purchasing, please ...

ARTWORK ABOUT CONTACT GALLERY "Vision of Jade" Tiger Print. $500.00 - $1,000.00 Large Size Print: 54inches X 44inches. Image size 40 X 50inches. Includes 2inch white border. Printed on Canon Edition Etching Rag Paper. Hand signed by Nick Sider ... Hand signed by Nick Sider. Edition of 50. Shop

Nick Sider. 199,922 likes · 1,813 talking about this. I am a hyperrealistic artist based in NYC, focused on creating life on canvas.

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Thanks to several viral videos on social media, Nick Sider has gained international recognition for his hyper realistic paintings and been fortunate to sell his artwork to collectors worldwide.

I use my own painting techniques to create the illusion that my paintings are a living, breathing subject staring back at you. Check out my website to see more of my artwork - www.nicksider.com

Dec 14, 2019 · Sider paints a range of subjects—including portraits of people—but his animal paintings are particularly eye-catching. From tigers and lions to horses and bears, each piece captures both the stunning beauty and the wild ferociousness …

Nick Sider’s paintings of lions, tigers and large-scale self-portraits are depicted in an astonishing hyper-realistic manner. Three of the NYC-based artist’s works make their debut in the Zillman Art Museum’s exhibition Lions and Tigers and Nick.