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Mark Pettit

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Ramon Pujol

Chengxiang Qi
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Gregory Stocks
Jennie Tomao
Kent R. Wallis
Edward Norton Ward

Charles White
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Yingzhao Liu

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 
Gregory Stocks

"Witness"

"Beach Steps"

"Big Sur"

"Rise & Shine"

"Looking On"

"Autumn Display"

 

"Waterfront Fog"

 

"Morning Vista"

 

"Carmel Waterfront"

 

"Sand & Cypress"

 

"Wind & Water"

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"Windblown"

 

"Sanctuary"

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"Pebble Beach Cypress"

 

"Skylight"

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"Long Distance"

 

"Windrow"

 

"Foothills Atmosphere"

 

"Lighted Meadows"

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"Tango"

 

"Late Summer Dusk"

"Foothill Morning"

"Island"

"A Flair for Color"

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"Streaming  Through"

 

"Flurry"

 

"Cloudbank Palm"

 

"Fast Forward"

 

"Tree lines"

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"Warm Tree lines"

"Evening Mood"

"A Thoughtful Mood"

"Golden Backdrop"

"Light Conversation"

"Clear Day"

"Jet Stream Dusk"

"Within Reach"

"Just Down Stream"

"Daybreak Reflection"

"Lighted Foothills"

"Summer Grove"

"Spires"

"Evening Light"

"Afterglow"

"Skybound"

"Frontline"

"Southwind"

"Red Hot"

 

"Anchor"

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"Toward Dusk"

 

"Lighted Grove"

"August Reflected"

"Higher Ground"

"Clear Day Panorama"

"A Peaceful Light"

"Foggy Morning Mist"

"Fading Daylight"

"End of the Day"

"Four in the Breeze"

"A Cast of Characters"

"Shedding Light"

"A Party of Two"

"Warm Vista" (Diptych)

"Gold Rush"

"Afternoon on the Marsh" (Diptych)

"Over & Above"

"Valley Bottom Pines"

"Clouded Horizon"

"Sun & Sand"

"In & Around"

"Waterfront Medley"

"Just around the Bend"

 

"Echos"

 

"Parade"

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"Lost & Found"

 

"Going Up"

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"Sunlit Field"

 

"Cloud Dance"

"Treeline Haber City"

"Glow"

"Golden Moment"

"Mirror Image"

"Twilight Flare"

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Gregory D. Stocks

     Gregory Stocks has been a professional exhibiting artist for over a decade and is recognized for his remarkable combination of classical representation and contemporary execution.  In a light, fast pace he lays down bold, flat-edged brushstrokes using rich earth tones.  His style is stark, with a clean, contemporary feel. His scenes are a combination of memories and imagination… improvised landscapes intended to relate not so much a place as “a place in one’s heart and emotions”.

     Gregory was born in Lubbock, Texas in 1963. His High School years were spent in Idaho, where early interests in art and music led to numerous awards and have become lifelong passions.

     Arriving in Utah in 1981, Greg attended Utah State University where he earned a Bachelors degree in Art.  He then worked as a designer in the sportswear industry while pursuing a career in fine art. Shortly after his first solo exhibition in 1998, he began painting full time.

     Gregory’s work has been featured in the publications Southwest Art and American Art Collector.  In addition to exhibiting at the US Embassy in Brussels, Belgium in 2005, his work is represented in many private and public collections in America and abroad.

     My work is an effort to create images that serve as emotional detours from the noise and confusion of the surrounding world. I find the process of painting to be similar to that of writing a song. There is a basic structure or rhythm to the work. The melody comes into play in the form of color, brushwork and the expressive possibilities of process.  ~Gregory Stocks


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