About

Robert Fuller is one of Britain’s foremost wildlife artists. He paints in a detailed, realistic style and is particularly known for his lifelike portraits of the owls, stoats, badgers, and foxes that live in the countryside surrounding his North Yorkshire home and gallery.

But his scope is global and among the artworks also on display in his gallery are exquisitely observed paintings of leopard, tiger, and rare Galapagos albatross.

The Robert Fuller Gallery is currently open by appointment. A beautiful, beamed building created and designed by the artist himself, it offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in nature.

Visitors can see Robert’s stunning artworks alongside the photographs, films, and live nest cameras that inform them.

The live screens, which relay footage directly from inside the secret nests of owls, kestrels, weasels, and stoats, is akin to being on the set of BBC Springwatch.

Robert’s paintings, limited edition prints, and sculptures are all available to buy. And there is a wide range of giftware, including table placemats, fine bone china mugs, calendars, and greeting cards, featuring Robert’s most popular paintings.

Regarded as an expert on wildlife matters, Robert is particularly known for his studies of British wildlife and his unique footage of animal behaviour regularly features on BBC The One Show .

Robert is also an award-winning wildlife photographer. Although his photographs are primarily used as studies for his paintings, he has twice won awards in the British Wildlife Photography Awards.