Mount Shasta Retires

Mount Shasta by Roman Loranc
Issued 5/29/08 - Retired 8/23/08

As of today, Roman Loranc's photograph of Mount Shasta is no longer being printed and the negative has been retired. It's always a good idea to take a look at the new work when we send out our email announcements. As you can see this image sold out in less than 3 months. But, we do have on 20"x24" print at the gallery at this time. Please contact us for details.

Prices when first issued / Prices before print retired
First price for 8"x10" - $450 / Last price: $2,000
First price for 11"x14" - $600 / Last price: $3,000
First price for 16"x20" - $900 / Last price: $5,000

First price for 20"x24" - $1,500 / Last price: $7,000

On the Newsstand

Wendy Schwartz is the featured artist in the current issue of Western Art & Architecture (Summer/Fall 2008). Each issue the magazine profiles the everyday life of a working artist in column format accompanied by several photographs of the artist and their studio. Some of the paintings pictured in the article are currently on exhibit at the gallery.

Big Boys Find New Home

Big Boy and Sprightly have a staring contest.

Congratulations to sculptor Steve Worthington. The Loveland High Plains Arts Council have selected a pair of Big Boys for permanent display in the Benson Sculputre Garden in Loveland, Colorado. Learn more about Steve Worthington and his bronze sculpture - including Sprightly mouse and friends - at our website.

Have Camera Will Travel

Chip Hooper photographing at Timber Cove on the Sonoma Coast

Gallery artist Chip Hooper visited the North Coast this week. Chip could be found photographing along the beautiful Sonoma and Mendocino Coast at various times of the day. He was easy to spot. He was the tall guy with the large 8"x10" view camera under the black cloth. Stay tuned for future photographs. In the meantime, take a look at some of his earlier images made on the California Coast and New Zealand.