Roy De Forest

1930 — 2007

American artist (1930-2007)

Roy De Forest was an American painter, sculptor, and teacher. He was involved in both the Funk art and Nut art movements in the Bay Area of California. De Forest's art is known for its quirky and comical fantasy lands filled with bright colors and creatures, most commonly dogs.

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Autobiography of a Sunflower Merchant

Roy De Forest San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Life of a Sportsman

Roy De Forest Seattle Art Museum

Brothers Under the Feathers

Roy De Forest San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Frère Jacques

Roy De Forest San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Gimme the Baton Maestro

Roy De Forest Fralin Museum of Art

"What can I do?" "Become what you have always been."--Carl Gustav Jung, Essays on a Science of Mythology, 1949. From the series Great Ideas of Western Man.

Roy De Forest Smithsonian American Art Museum

A Bird in Hand

Scrapbook of Mordecai Brown

Roy De Forest Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco

Country Dog Gentlemen

Roy De Forest San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Wise Horse's Dream

Roy De Forest Whitney Museum of American Art

The Real Inside Story

Roy De Forest Smithsonian American Art Museum

On the Seawall

Roy De Forest San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Rough Water Ahead

Wolfman

Roy De Forest Indianapolis Museum of Art

Untitled (Two Men Dancing)

Roy De Forest Museum of Fine Arts Boston

Indian Summer

Roy De Forest Yale University Art Gallery

Big Foot Under Moonlight

Roy De Forest Seattle Art Museum

Big Foot, Black Dog and College Grad

Roy De Forest Yale University Art Gallery

Ten Years Lost in the Great Canine

Roy De Forest Yale University Art Gallery

The Forest Painter

Roy De Forest Yale University Art Gallery