Sarah Wall

In a cover story, Children Magazine called 15-year-old American artist Sarah Wall an “art prodigy.” In 2021, at the age of 14, she was invited by Park West Gallery to become the youngest of Park West’s team of world-renowned artists.
The daughter of famed American Impressionist Daniel Wall, Sarah has already created her own trademark style, which she calls Nature’s Expressionism. Her paintings capture nature’s purest forms of expression, enhances them, amplifies them, and sometimes distorts them radically for emotional effect. Born in 2007, Sarah began drawing and painting before the age of one. She learned her craft by studying alongside her father, Daniel Wall, the founder of Intense Impressionism, an artistic style that focuses on vivid colors, bringing the Impressionist art movement into the modern era.
Sarah incorporates characteristics of Intense Impressionism into her Nature’s Expressionism paintings, working with stark color contrasts, thick impasto, and an exaggerated use of light. She also works wood grain, plant-based natural dyes, rose oil, mineral powder, and pearl powder into her paintings. Her artistic subjects cover a wide range of nature’s creations—from dogs to dolphins, flowers to fruits, moon to mountains, sea turtles to skies, owls to oceans, and more.
Sarah has received numerous accolades and art awards since the age of four. She has also published many illustrations, designed book covers, and authored several books since the age of six.