C.W. Mundy stands at the forefront of American Impressionism, combining classical training with an experimental approach to paint manipulation and mark-making. Transitioning from a successful career in sports illustration to plein air painting in the 1990s, Mundy developed a distinctive style characterized by bold brushwork and an emphasis on atmospheric effects. His work spans multiple genres, from harbor scenes and European streetscapes to still lifes and portraits, each piece reflecting his commitment to exploring new artistic territories. Working primarily in oils, Mundy approaches each canvas with a focus on what he terms the "Seven Foundational Truths" - drawing, squinting, centrality of focus, values, colors, edges, and paint manipulation. His artistic philosophy emphasizes the balance between technical mastery and creative intuition. This approach has earned him Master Signature status in both the Oil Painters of America and the American Impressionist Society, along with a Signature membership in the American Society of Marine Artists. Key collections housing his work include the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette, the National Art Museum of Sport, and the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. His contributions to contemporary American Impressionism have been recognized through numerous awards, including distinctions at the Art Renewal Center Salon and Oil Painters of America National Exhibitions.