Robert McNamara is an accomplished artist who has exhibited nationally and internationally. His work has appeared in many prestigious exhibits, including the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum's "Birds in Art" and "Wildlife Artists View", and the Society of Animal Artists "Annual Exhibition".

His images have been published in the premier magazine of the genre, "Wildlife Art" and New York State's "Conservationist". In addition, his work is included in two hardcover books: "The Best of Wildlife Art" and "Wildlife Art". He also illustrated, designed and edited a book entitled, "Tug Hill, A Four Season Guide to the Natural Side".

At his studio in Central New York, he shares a streamside site in a beautiful piece of the Great Northern Forest, on the edge of the Tug Hill Plateau, with the plants and animals that become subjects for many of his paintings.

Bob has traveled extensively in Alaska, Canada and the American West, gathering experiences and reference materials that inspire his works. He is an avid backpacker who has climbed all of the Adirondack's Highest Peaks.