Stephen Schaps Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Stephen Schaps 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 Stephen Schaps
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.
Horns of Fury by Stephen Schaps
Liberty by Stephen Schaps
Elk Lake by Stephen Schaps
Fall Aspen by Stephen Schaps
Indian Lake by Stephen Schaps
Singing Tree by Stephen Schaps
Lily Mountain by Stephen Schaps
Cactus BlueJay by Stephen Schaps
Lake in the Forest by Stephen Schaps
Longs Peak and Mt. Mitchell by Stephen Schaps
Cactus and Mesa by Stephen Schaps
Squirrel Dining on Pine by Stephen Schaps
New Moon Howling by Stephen Schaps
Mountain Moose by Stephen Schaps
Eagle at Denali by Stephen Schaps
twilight sailing by Stephen Schaps
Colorado Flatirons and Hogback by Stephen Schaps
Colorado Skiing by Stephen Schaps
Memory of JonBenet Ramsey by Stephen Schaps
Cactus Mountain by Stephen Schaps
High Planes Sunset by Stephen Schaps
Lazy River by Stephen Schaps
Rocky Mountains by Stephen Schaps
Pelican Pond by Stephen Schaps
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About Stephen Schaps
Steve Schaps became interested in art at the early age of four when he lived just a few houses down from an art school in Denver Colorado. There he pestered the teachers and artists with questions until they finally gave him a brush, paint, and a canvass to keep him busy. Later, he received an oil paint set for Christmas and has been painting ever since. His father was a photographer and gave him a camera when he was ten years old. Steve impressed everyone with the pictures that he took, even at this young age.
Steve wrote manuals and research papers throughout his carrear including drafting and graphic artwork. Fine art, specifically representing originating compositions using oil paints on canvass, is his focus since 1997. He says, “I am most impressed with the idea of having a legacy, something that lives beyond me. I was successful at engineering disk drives which were manufactured and distributed worldwide, but after a few years they became obsolete and were scrapped. That was a shock to me and brought my attention back to art and photography. I want to produce quality paintings and unique photographs because they will gain in value and become a treasure over time.”
Steve enjoys camping, hiking, and exploring trails on his dirt bike in the Colorado Mountains in the summer, and snow skiing and ice-skating in the winter. His hobbies are oil painting, astronomy, and writing. He likes to spend weekends with his three children.