Gregory Perillo Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Gregory Perillo based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Artwork by Gregory Perillo
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Jackie Robinson by Gregory Perillo
Roberto Clemente by Gregory Perillo
Joe Namath by Gregory Perillo
Hank Aaron by Gregory Perillo
Joe Montana by Gregory Perillo
Tender Love by Gregory Perillo
Thrilla in Manilla by Gregory Perillo
Mickey Mantle by Gregory Perillo
First Kiss by Gregory Perillo
Tecumseh by Gregory Perillo
Tyson/Holyfield by Gregory Perillo
Jesse James Bank Robbery by Gregory Perillo
Dropping In by Gregory Perillo
Peaceable Kingdom by Gregory Perillo
Indian Style by Gregory Perillo
Jack Nicklaus by Gregory Perillo
Ted Williams At Bat by Gregory Perillo
Joe DiMaggio by Gregory Perillo
Willie Mays by Gregory Perillo
Chief Joseph by Gregory Perillo
Pele by Gregory Perillo
Babe Ruth by Gregory Perillo
Crazy Horse by Gregory Perillo
Spring Family by Gregory Perillo
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About Gregory Perillo
Gregory Perillo is one of today’s most respected and renowned American Western artists. His powerfully dramatic, emotional depictions of Native Americans and early settlers, as well as Western landscapes and wildlife, have made him one of America’s leading painters and sculptors.
Born in Greenwich Village, Perillo moved to Staten Island, New York, at age two and has lived there his entire life. Poverty stricken as a boy, he was forced to use as canvases the paper bags ironed by his mother and his first medium was coffee. His earliest impressions of the American West came from his father, an immigrant, who was studying American History.
As a youngster, Perillo studied the works of the masters of American Western art, spending much of his time at the American Indian exhibit in the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. After serving in the Navy in World War II, through the GI bill he began his formal art education. He attended the Pratt Institute, the School of Visual Arts and the Art Students League. Interestingly, Perillo’s most productive learning experience was spawned from a visit to Arizona in 1950, where he had a chance meeting with the legendary American master William Robinson Leigh. In what became almost a father-son relationship, Leigh taught Perillo, his only known pupil, for several years. Since then, Perillo has often traveled to Native American lands, where he has spent time studying the culture and customs as well as sketching the people and scenery of the American West.
Today, Gregory Perillo’s artwork hangs in hundreds of private and corporate collections, galleries and museums throughout the United States. Starting in the 1980s, his paintings have been reproduced in many different mediums, from giclee canvas art, lithographs and limited editions collectibles. No living American artist has enjoyed greater market success. It appears that Perillo’s range is boundless. He paints canvases from miniature size to murals. Sculptures range from six inches to fourteen feet.
For the past two decades, Gregory Perillo had dedicated himself to philanthropic work, including donating his time and talents to the New York City Public School system, the Boy Scouts of America, American Parkinson Disease Association, 9/11 charities and many other charitable and humanitarian causes.
The Perillo family and associates are excited to offer you the opportunity to purchase a diverse portfolio of artwork from western, landscapes, wildlife, children, sports figures and ecclesiastical genres. These offerings have all been reproduced with state of the art technology and the finest materials available today. Many of these purchases will benefit the charities that are close and dear to Perillo’s heart. Please enjoy!