Gordon Fowler

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<b>Roses</b>, 2010<br>Oil on panel, 20x16 inches<br>$2000
Roses

<b>Above the Falls</b>, 2011<br>Oil on panel, 12x16 inches<br>$1800
Above the Falls

<b>Pecos Canyon</b>, 2011<br>Oil on panel, 12x16 inches<br>$1800
Pecos Canyon

<b>Big Woods</b>, 2011<br>Oil on panel, 16x20 inches<br>$2200
Big Woods

<b>Blue & White Vase</b><br>Oil on Board, 20x16 inches<br>$2000
Blue & White Vase

<b>Morning Light</b>, 2010<br>Oil on panel, 24x36 inches unframed<br><i>sold</i>
Morning Light

<b>Red Roses</b><br>Oil on board, 16x20<br>$2000
Red Roses

<b>Chilis</b>, 2009<br>Oil on canvas, 20x16 inches<br>$1800
Chilis

<b>Fall Creek</b>, 2009<br>Oil on linen, 16x20 image, 24x28 inches framed<br>$2500
Fall Creek

<b>Market</b>, 2009<br>Oil on panel, 9x12 image, 14x17 inches framed<br>$1000
Market

<b>Barn</b><br>Oil on panel, 9x12 inches<br>$1000
Barn

<b>Just Roses</b><br>Oil on Board, 12 x 9 inches<br>$1200
Just Roses

<b>Sister Dale Sheep</b><br>Oil on Board, 9x12 inches<br>$1200
Sister Dale Sheep

<b>Harbor</b><br>Oil on Canvas, 16x20 image, 24x28 inches framed<br>$2000
Harbor

<b>Nassau</b><br>Watercolor, 12x16 image ,23x27 inches framed<br>$1500
Nassau

<b>Isle de Re</b><br>Oil on Board, 9x12 inches<br>$1200
Isle de Re

<b>Fishing Fleet</b><br>Watercolor, 10x13 inches<br>$1000
Fishing Fleet

<b>Boats at Cassis</b><br>Oil on Board, 12x16<br>$1800
Boats at Cassis

<b>Roussillon</b><br>Oil on Board, 12x16<br>$1800
Roussillon

<b>Gordes I</b><br>Watercolor, 13x10<br>$1000
Gordes I

<b>Oscar</b><br>Oil on board, 11.5 x 9<br>$1100
Oscar

<b>Bluebonnets II</b><br>Oil on Board, 24 x 36 inches<br><i>sold</i>
Bluebonnets II

<b>Untitled</b><br>,
Untitled

<b>Untitled</b><br>Watercolor,
Untitled

<b>Coastal Den</b><br>Watercolor, 20x30 image, 35x43 inches framed<br>$2800
Coastal Den

Traveling with paints is my way of getting to know a culture, at least visually. France, especially Provence, is to me an exciting place to paint due to the great artists who made their mark there. As I painted in the old villages and fields of Van Gogh, Cezanne, Matisse, Picasso and countless others, I had the most humble feelings about being in these sacred art spaces. I knew somehow they were watching me, invading their special pleinair spots, and I tried to paint with the passion they must have had. The only French language I knew was at the end of a paint brush. The people I met along the way seemed to accept that and understand what I was doing. They smiled and watched; enjoying my visual celebration of their art heritage.

I also enjoy painting where I live, the Texas Hill Country. The vast landscape never ceases to inspire.

Gordon Fowler