At the Gallery
One of the most rewarding experiences for a framer is collaborating directly with artists whose work he especially responds to, and who appreciate the power of frames to enhance their pictures. With a particular emphasis on contemporary northern California landscape painting, Holton Studio Gallery celebrates the beauty of nature and life in harmony with it. We are proud to be presenting these outstanding artists.
Every piece is original and signed. We invite you to browse these pages — or better yet, to visit our gallery to see the work in person.
Artists at Holton Studio Gallery
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oil paintings
Sharon has spent her career studying the effects of light and color to enhance beauty and mood in the film world and has recently endeavored to transfer this knowledge into landscape painting. |
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pastel artist
Bill Cone has been painting landscapes for the last 14 years, often in the East Bay hills, with yearly packtrips into the Sierra. |
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oil paintings
A powerful sense of mood combined with the technical expertise of a seasoned painter have earned Kevin Courter a place at the top of the California landscape painting scene. |
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oil paintings
This Marin County painter, working both en plein air as well as in the studio, has developed an exceptionally astute eye for the varieties of light of northern California. |
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oil paintings
The southern-most of our northern Californians, Mark focuses on the Monterey Bay area where he resides, but travels afield too. A prolific painter, he's driven by a love for the land powerfully evident in his accomplished paintings. |
 
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oil paintings
With an astonishing command
of the craft of painting, Robert Flanary evokes the sensitive
harmonies of the tonalist tradition and the Hudson River School
with profoundly still but highly affecting and timeless landscapes. |
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oil paintings
Paul Kratter's explorations of the western
landscape are a fresh contribution to the California plein air
tradition. An intrepid and prolific artist with a growing and well-deserved following. |
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oil paintings
Since falling in love with Yosemite at an early age, James McGrew has been honing his painting skills in capturing the Park’s magnificent natural beauty. |
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oil paintings
Exceptionally fluid brushwork and beautiful color sense evoking the tonalists of a century ago distinguish the canvases of this veteran California painter now living in Sacramento. |
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watercolor paintings
Using her mastery over the difficult medium of watercolor, Robin Moore's work reflects a powerful and deeply felt affinity for the places and subjects she paints. |
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oil paintings
Nemesio's landscapes embrace an impressionistic feel that celebrate color and design, capturing ephemeral moments of light and space. |
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oil paintings
Though his primary interest is in contemporary non-objective or abstract imagery, he enjoys sketching plein-air and accurately recreating the techniques and style of late 19th and early 20th century landscape painters. |
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oil paintings
One of the younger artists on the northern California scene, Bryan's highly accomplished work has already commanded him outstanding status. |
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oil paintings
Poetically capturing the vibrant spirit of the California landscape, Erik’s work reflects his strong admiration and appreciation for the Old Masters |
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oil paintings
Born and raised in Tokyo, Daisuke "Dice" Tsutsumi moved to New York in 1993. After graduating from the School of Visual Arts in 1998, he started his career as a staff illustrator for Lucas Learning, Ltd. in San Francico. |
Printmakers
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Edward S. Curtis's remarkable early twentieth century photographic record of Indian life in The North American Indian is being recreated by Mountain Hawk Prints in this exceptional series of handmade photogravures. |
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Yoshiko Yamamoto has emerged in the past couple of years as a superb block print maker, as well as a designer of greeting cards, commercial graphics, posters and book covers. |
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