June 17th -18th Pamela Findleton
Beloved watercolorist Pam Findleton returns to the gallery for the first time in over a year with a fresh display of her signature watercolor bears and wolves. Findleton teaches watercolor workshops all over Northern California and Nevada, and exclusive for Marcus Ashley she will be creating a watercolor wildlife painting live at the event.
June 24th-25th, Rolinda Stotts
The Inventor of the “Bella Rota” technique will be back in the gallery doing a rare demonstration. Rolinda’s unique crackle process results in paintings frequently likened to Italian frescos. Rolinda is currently hard at work creating several new original mountain landscape pieces for this summer show in addition to her classic Tuscan works.
July 1-3 Steve Barton, THREE DAY SHOW!
Wavy creator Steve Barton returns for his annual 4th of July weekend show! Watch an original oil come to life while enjoying the company of like-minded collectors. For the show, the gallery will feature several original oil paintings of Lake Tahoe in addition to the largest display of Barton original and limited editions in the country.
July 8th-9th Thomas Easley, Landscape Show
Best known at Marcus Ashley for his still life wine paintings incorporating the styles of photorealism, impressionism, and abstract expressionism, Thomas Easley will debut original landscapes at this event. Borrowing inspiration from our very own Lake Tahoe, San Francisco, and even New York, Easley’s vibrant originals are in a class of their own.
July 15th-16th John-Mark Gleadow
Biblioteque artist John Mark Gleadow will be in the gallery dedicating client pieces and visiting with collectors. Come meet the mind behind these fascinating collections of book spine paintings. Most well-known for his popular pieces “Classic Rock” and “In Good Taste”, the gallery will feature his newest limited editions as well as a rare original painting.
July 22nd-23rd Henry Asencio
Come meet a young master with international sellout shows and view the largest collection of available originals by Henry Asencio. Bring a piece from your collection (or add one at the show!) and have Henry personally dedicate the back of the piece. Meeting this talent is an experience not to be missed.
July 29th-30th Rob Gonsalves
Master of illusion Rob Gonsalves makes his only appearance on the west coast this year at Marcus Ashley. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to visit with mastermind behind sold out pieces “Sun Set Sails” and “Written Worlds”. Rob will be available to dedicate any of his three books in addition to his paintings.
August 5th-6th Charles Pabst
Established Southwest artist Charles Pabst will be: painting live, adding extra embellishment to his limited editions, and dedicating artwork and books. For this event, the gallery will feature a half dozen of Pabst rare and coveted original oils.
August 12th-13th Steven Quartly
If you love the romance of classic impressionism, come meet personable and dynamic artist Steven Quartly. Well-known for capturing a private moment in Venice or a quiet café lunch in Amalfi, the talent that brought us “Tuscan Rain” and “After the Rain” returns.
August 19th, 20th,21st THREE DAY SHOW
Famed watercolorist Eric Christensen returns for one of his ever-popular shows in which the gallery will feature a rare original by the hyper-realist in addition to a wide variety of his limited edition reproductions.
August 28th Tuan
Master sculptor Tuan makes a rare appearance at Marcus Ashley. For the show, the gallery will feature over twenty of his stunning figurative bronze sculptures in addition to his bas reliefs. Plan a trip or drive up for the day to visit with this renowned father of “existential balance”.
September 3rd-4th Michael Flohr
Whether you identify his work as urban impressionism or abstract expressionism, Michael Flohrs work is vibrant, unique, and in demand. The talent that brought us “Good Times Square”, “Red Dress” and “Fred” will be painting live at this event and the original he creates will be available for acquisition. Join us as we close out our summer show season with the artist the San Francisco Chronicle called, “the Monet of bar scenes.”