Danish painter Paul Gustave Fischer, active during the late 19th and early 20 centuries, was noted for his urban scenes, many of them set in the light of overcast days, rainy or snowy conditions, with soft edges, muted colors and restrained value ranges.

He painted frequently in Copenhagen, as well as in Paris, Florence and other European cities. Fischer was also noted for his portraits, and a later series of beach scenes with nude sunbathers.

The gallery of his work on Wikimedia Commons includes some large images.

Portland, Oregon based painter Scott Conary paints landscapes, animals, figurative works and still life. His website portfolio offers work in several sections.

Conary’s still life subjects include common subjects like fruit, but also less commonly explored items like wrenches, spark plugs and cuts of meat. All are handled with brusque, painterly textures and subtle variations in color.

Conary also has a fascination with the shapes and colors of older motorcycles and their components, which he essentially treats as a form of still life. For these, he has created separate dedicated website, called Oil & Piston, on which offers prints.

His main websites also includes a FAQ page, in which he discusses his painting materials in addition to other topics.