Gordon Fowler
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Guadalupe Bluffs
Blanco Riverbed
West of Blanco
Stonewall Crop
Pomegranate
Fall Vines
Fall Onion Creek
Creeks Edge
Nothing But Texas
Morning Light on Onion Creek
Texas Sunnies
Vintage
Guadalupe Bluffs
Roses
Spring Oak
Along the Frio
Spring Sketch
Old Cypress, Onion Creek
Barton Swimmer
Blue Bonnets and Cactus
Taos Barn
Spring Runoff
Summer School
Big Oak
Taos Barns
Spring Scene
Cliffside
Willow City Loop Sketch
Paul's Place
Beach Girls
Leaky Antique Store
White Rock
In the Tack Room
Roses
Barton Springs Girl
Waterhole
Isle de Re
Harbor
Old Timers
Tall Cypress
Blue & White Vase
Fall Cypress on the Frio
Thanksgiving Duo
Ass Transit
Texas Riders
San Miguel Rag Man
It's Not My First Rodeo
Roundup
Guadalupe Bluffs, 2018
watercolor on paper, 22x30 inches, $2800
Blanco Riverbed, 2018
watercolor on paper, 22x30 inches, $2800
West of Blanco, 2018
watercolor on paper, 14x20 inches, $1600
Stonewall Crop, 2018
watercolor on paper, 10x14 inches, $1000
Pomegranate, 2018
watercolor on paper, 10x14 inches, $1000
Fall Vines, 2018
watercolor on paper, 30x22 inches, $2800
Fall Onion Creek, 2018
watercolor on paper, 22x30 inches, $2800
Creeks Edge, 2018
watercolor on paper, 22x30 inches, $2800
Nothing But Texas, 2018
watercolor on paper, 22x30 inches, $2800
Morning Light on Onion Creek, 2018
watercolor on paper, 22x30 inches, $2800
Texas Sunnies, 2018
watercolor on paper, 20x14 inches, $1600
Vintage, 2018
watercolor and pastel on paper, 20x14 inches, $1600
Guadalupe Bluffs, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 36x48 inches, $6500
Roses, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 24x18 inches, $3400
Spring Oak, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 18x24 inches, $3400
Along the Frio, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 14x18 inches, $2000
Spring Sketch, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 10x12 inches, $1200
Old Cypress, Onion Creek, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 30x40 inches, $5600
Barton Swimmer, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 10x12 inches, $1200
Blue Bonnets and Cactus, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 10x12 inches, $1200
Taos Barn, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 12x10 inches, $1200
Spring Runoff, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 14x18 inches, $2000
Summer School, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 10x12 inches, $1200
Big Oak, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 14x18 inches, $2000
Taos Barns, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 12x16 inches, $1800
Spring Scene, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 14x18 inches, $2000
Cliffside, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 12x16 inches, $1800
Willow City Loop Sketch, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 12x10 inches, $1200
Paul's Place, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 12x16 inches, $1800
Beach Girls, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 10x12 inches, $1200
Leaky Antique Store, 2015
oil on canvas panel, 10x12 inches, $1200
White Rock, 2014
oil on linen panel, 16x12 inches, $1800
In the Tack Room, 2014
oil on linen panel, 12x16 inches, $1800
Roses, 2010
oil on panel, 20x16 inches, $2000
Barton Springs Girl, 2017
oil on canvas panel, 12x10 inches, $1200
Waterhole, 2012
oil on canvas panel, 16x20 inches, $2000
Isle de Re
oil on board, 9x12 inches, $1200
Harbor
oil on canvas, 16x20 image, 24x28 inches framed, $2000
Old Timers, 2012
oil on canvas panel, 12x16 inches unframed, $1400
Tall Cypress, 2014
oil on linen panel, 12x10 inches, $1200
Blue & White Vase
oil on board, 20x16 inches, $2000
Fall Cypress on the Frio, 2014
oil on linen panel, 30x40 inches, $5600
Thanksgiving Duo, 2014
oil on linen panel, 16x20 inches, $2500
Ass Transit, 2012
oil on panel, 12x16 inches unframed, $1500
Texas Riders, 2012
oil on canvas panel, 12x16 inches, $1500
San Miguel Rag Man, 2012
oil on canvas panel, 10x12 inches, $1200
It's Not My First Rodeo, 2013
oil panel, 24x36 inches, $3600
Roundup, 2013
oil on panel, 16x20 inches, $2000
About the artist...
Take a virtual tour of Fowler's 2017 show at Wally Workman Gallery here.
Take a virtual tour of Fowler's 2015 show at Wally Workman Gallery here.
Fowler has long been respected for his impressionist landscapes of Texas and Mexico. For his most current body of work, he painted on the Annandale Ranch, a Texas Century Ranch in the Frio River Valley. A Texas Century Ranch is one that has been operated continuously by the same family for more than 100 years. The owners have placed conservation easements on several thousand acres and intend to preserve the natural beauty of the entire ranch for future generations. In honor of this commitment, Fowler spent the last two years capturing what motivated the family and The Hill Country Conservancy to make preservation a priority.