In the High Meadows | Bill Gallen | Oil | Sage Creek Gallery

In the High Meadows

$1,850
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In the High Meadows | Bill Gallen | Oil | Sage Creek Gallery

Bill Gallen

In the High Meadows

Oil | 12 x 9 in
$1,850
Sale price  $1,850 Regular price 

White aspen trunks rise through a sun-dappled grove, their slender forms catching the light as summer foliage presses in from all sides in deep greens and gold. Bill Gallen steps inside the forest here, trading the grand panoramic view for something more intimate — the quiet interior of a high-country meadow where light filters through the canopy and the world slows to the rhythm of the trees.

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Bill Gallen | Oil Painter | Sage Creek Gallery

About the artist

Growing up along the shores of Lake Michigan and wandering the woods and fields of his native Wisconsin gave Bill Gallen an early appreciation for the wonders of the natural world. Gallen graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in history and German and spent a year studying in Freiburg, Germany. Plans to pursue an academic teaching career gave way when he moved to Colorado and began a painting contracting business with his brother. Nurturing a lifelong interest in art, Gallen studied painting and drawing in his free time with local instructors as well as at workshops in Taos, New Mexico, and the Scottsdale Artists School. He counts Michael Lynch, David Ballew, Ned Jacob and Matt Smith among his most influential teachers.

Bill Gallen currently resides in New Mexico where he enjoys painting landscapes, particularly location pieces. The eye for beauty and harmony in nature which he developed as a child in the Midwest informs his work with freshness and sensitivity. Gallen’s paintings are included in private, corporate and museum collections nationwide.

Master Signature Member of Plein Air Painters of New Mexico

Permanent Collection in Museum of the West, Scottsdale, Arizona

Publications:

Maynard Dixon's American West by Mark Sublette

Creativity on Demand by Michael J. Gelb

Landscapes of New Mexico by Susan Campbell