Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
The McNaughton Book and Sketches
This short video introduces a little of my coffee table book about my artwork. It is titled: "The Art of Jon McNaughton - A Retrospective of Paintings Depicting the Heart of America."
The book is available at the following link, supplies are limited:
jonmcnaughton.com/mcnaughton-art-book-the-art-of-jon-mcnaughton-a-retrospective-of-paintings-depicting-the-heart-of-america-signed-by-artist
Jon McNaughton is America’s foremost conservative artist. An outspoken critic of liberalism, McNaughton strives to paint images that express his ideas and beliefs. Hated and loved for his controversial work, viewers from around the globe write about the unique perspective of these paintings that seem to tap into the heart of American patriotism.
“The purpose of my painting is to communicate my ideas. American politics is filled with nuance and shades of grey, but I see the world through a prism of light and truth. My art reflects who I am and doesn’t use nuance or shades of grey to make my point. I want future generations to know exactly how I felt during this time of our country’s history.”
The McNaughton Book and Sketches
This short video introduces a little of my coffee table book about my artwork. It is titled: "The Art of Jon McNaughton - A Retrospective of Paintings Depicting the Heart of America."
The book is available at the following link, supplies are limited:
jonmcnaughton.com/mcnaughton-art-book-the-art-of-jon-mcnaughton-a-retrospective-of-paintings-depicting-the-heart-of-america-signed-by-artist
Jon McNaughton is America’s foremost conservative artist. An outspoken critic of liberalism, McNaughton strives to paint images that express his ideas and beliefs. Hated and loved for his controversial work, viewers from around the globe write about the unique perspective of these paintings that seem to tap into the heart of American patriotism.
“The purpose of my painting is to communicate my ideas. American politics is filled with nuance and shades of grey, but I see the world through a prism of light and truth. My art reflects who I am and doesn’t use nuance or shades of grey to make my point. I want future generations to know exactly how I felt during this time of our country’s history.”
