Mark Geller
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"Dream
Time" |
"A
Cold Wind" |
"Warm
Blankets" |
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"Land
of Meadows" |
"Fly
Away" |
"Hang
Dog Mountain" |
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"Portrait
of the Coast" |
"Top
of the Hill" |
"Serenity" |
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"Song
to the Hills" |
"Spoonin'" |
"Campaign" |
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"Memories" |
"Evening
Fires" |
"Hideaway" |
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"Blue Skies" |
"As Clouds roll By" |
"Lean on Me" |
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"A
Day in the Life"
SOLD |
"Snow
Bound" |
"Rembranza"
SOLD |
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"Bella" |
"Once
Upon a Vineyard" |
"Heartland" |
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"SLO Sunset" |
"Baywatch" |
"Warm
Summer's Evening" |
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"In a Mellow Tone"
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"Evening Jewels" |
"Standing Alone" |
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"San Luis Obispo Music"
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"Labor
of Love"
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"Evening
Warmth"
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"Indian
Summer" |
"Tranquil" |
"Her World" |
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"Fading into Darkness"
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"A Quiet Place"
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"Autumn Morning"
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"Summer
Side of Life" |
"Lazy Acres"
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"Winter's Blush" |
Art represented on this page is subject to prior sale.
Additional art is available from this artist.
Please contact the gallery in order to get the latest information.
MARK GELLER
(American)
From a very early age, Mark Geller was drawn to art. Among his fondest memories of his childhood are visiting art galleries with his father, who was an artist himself.
Mark began painting professionally in the early 1970's while residing in California. In 1977, he settled in the Midwest for thirteen years, roaming the countryside and rendering some of America's most majestic panoramic scenes such as the Great Plains and the Colorado Rockies. Today this subject matter still appears in some of his paintings depicting the Native American people of these regions.
Primarily self-taught, Mark Geller has drawn upon an array of resources to hone his artistic techniques and develop his signature style. He is a long time admirer of the Hudson River School artists such as Fredric Church and Thomas Cole. Mark has also studied in depth the works of Albert Bierstadt and Thomas Moran.
Mark would say that walking the land and actually putting the paint on the canvas has been the greatest teacher.
Again a California resident, Mark's subjects are his surroundings. His attention to detail is admired in his paintings of the California landscape. The atmosphere created is a magnificent window to various locations in the golden state. His work is enjoyed by collectors throughout the world. He is a member of Oil Painters of America.
Carmel Galleries:
Gallery location on San Carlos btwn 5th & 6th
and Gallery on 6th btwn San Carlos & Dolores
Phone: 831-626-9100
Phone: 831-626-7300
Phone: 831-626-0735
Toll Free: 888-278-0040
Fax: 831-626-6840
Palm Desert Gallery:
73-375 El Paseo, Suite A
Palm Desert, CA 92260
Phone: 760-674-8989
Website:http://www.Jones-Terwilliger-Galleries.com
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