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Video Blog – An Artist’s Talk, with Phyllis Shafer (Part Four)

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Phyllis Shafer’s “Blue Lakes Road #1” from Stremmel Gallery on Vimeo.

In part four of Stremmel Gallery’s video blogs with Phyllis Shafer, the South Lake Tahoe artist chats about “Blue Lakes Road #1.” The location for “Blue Lakes Road #1” is a special spot for Phyllis – a “gold mine,” as she puts it.

Stremmel Gallery proudly presents “Beneath On Sky,” displaying on location from October 10 through November 9, 2013. This exhibition of new paintings catalogs Shafer’s observations of the Sierra Nevada Mountains – from Yosemite to Lake Tahoe. “Beneath One Sky” is the fifth solo exhibition for Shafer at Stremmel Gallery. The show is made up of 38 pieces, ranging in sizes from 8 by 10 inches to 24 by 36 inches. “Beneath One Sky” serves as the preamble to the Nevada Museum of Art’s February 2014 exhibition for the artist.

Video Blog – An Artist’s Talk, with Phyllis Shafer (Part Three)

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Phyllis Shafer – “Rock Creek Morning” from Stremmel Gallery on Vimeo.

Phyllis Shafer stops by Stremmel Gallery to chat about her latests exhibition, Under One Sky. This is the third installment of her video chats. In this segment, Phyllis discusses the making of "Rock Creek Morning" – a piece that reminds her of knitting.

Stremmel Gallery proudly presents “Beneath On Sky,” displaying on location from October 10 through November 9, 2013. This exhibition of new paintings catalogs Shafer's observations of the Sierra Nevada Mountains – from Yosemite to Lake Tahoe. “Beneath One Sky” is the fifth solo exhibition for Shafer at Stremmel Gallery. The show is made up of 38 pieces, ranging in sizes from 8 by 10 inches to 24 by 36 inches. "Beneath One Sky" serves as the preamble to the Nevada Museum of Art’s February 2014 exhibition for the artist.

Video Blog – An Artist’s Talk, with Phyllis Shafer (Part Two)

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Shafer – Mallow’s Hideaway from Stremmel Gallery on Vimeo.

Phyllis Shafer stops by Stremmel Gallery to chat about her latests exhibition, Under One Sky. This is the second installment of her video chats. In this video, Phyllis discusses the making of "Mallow's Hideaway" – a familiar spot in the field for the South Lake Tahoe artist.

Stremmel Gallery proudly presents “Beneath On Sky,” displaying on location from October 10 through November 9, 2013. This exhibition of new paintings catalogs Shafer's observations of the Sierra Nevada Mountains – from Yosemite to Lake Tahoe. “Beneath One Sky” is the fifth solo exhibition for Shafer at Stremmel Gallery. The show is made up of 38 pieces, ranging in sizes from 8 by 10 inches to 24 x 36 inches. "Beneath One Sky" serves as the preamble to the Nevada Museum of Art’s February 2014 exhibition for the artist.

Video Blog – An Artist’s Talk, with Phyllis Shafer (Part One)

By Art Advisory, Art Collections, Art Market, Artists, Shows

Phyllis Shafer stops by Stremmel Gallery to chat about her latests exhibition, Under One Sky. This is the first installment of her video chats. In this video, Phyllis discusses the making of “Sneezeweed Symphony,” and what was “bugging” her while she was painting in the field.

Stremmel Gallery proudly presents “Beneath On Sky,” displaying on location from October 10 through November 9, 2013. This exhibition of new paintings catalogs Shafer’s observations of the Sierra Nevada Mountains – from Yosemite to Lake Tahoe. “Beneath One Sky” is the fifth solo exhibition for Shafer at Stremmel Gallery. Approximately 40 pieces will be included in the show, ranging in sizes from 8 by 10 inches to 24 x 36 inches. “Beneath One Sky” serves as the preamble to the Nevada Museum of Art’s (NMA) February 2014 exhibition for the artist.

Phyllis Shafer on Display at Renown Health

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Phyllis Shafer, on location.

Phyllis Shafer, on location.

“Nature, in its various manifestations, has always provided the raw material for my artistic investigations,” says Phyllis Shafer a resident Lake Tahoe artist.

Shafer’s plein-air paintings are inspired by the picturesque landscapes of Nevada and California. Since moving to the Sierra Nevada, my focus has been directed toward capturing the unique qualities of high altitude alpine and desert landscapes. I paint directly from the natural environment in order to better perceive and record the particular idiosyncrasies and beauty of nature.”

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Art Word – RGJ Focuses on The Coeur d’Alene Art Auction

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Frederic Remington's "Cutting Out Pony Herds (A Stampede)"/Photo courtesy: The Coeur d'Alene Art Auction

Frederic Remington’s “Cutting Out Pony Herds (A Stampede)”/Photo courtesy: The Coeur d’Alene Art Auction

The proof is in the details when it comes to Norman Rockwell’s work.

The 20th-century American painter went to great lengths to capture Americana life in his paintings. His efforts can be seen up close in every brush stroke of the paint, Stremmel Gallery auction coordinator Parker Stremmel said.

In the annual Coeur d’Alene Art Auction, Rockwell is making an appearance with his “A Scout is Loyal” oil on canvas painting. A presale estimate is $4 million to $6 million dollars. Stremmel said in May at a Christie’s Norman Rockwell auction in New York, Rockwell’s “Starstruck” was estimated at $800,000 to $1.2 million and sold for $2 million.

“Rockwell’s work is incredibly detailed,” Stremmel said. “He was so painstaking that he would take countless photographs just to get that right shot so he could replicate that on paper. I think that people appreciate that. Rockwell is a known commodity, and collectors with a discerning eye know that.”

The Coeur d’Alene auction is one of the largest Western art auctions in the country. Since it came to Reno more than a decade ago, it has netted more than $225 million for clients, Stremmel said.

This year’s auction will be held at the Peppermill Resort Spa Casino, where 310 pieces of Western, sporting and wildlife art will be auctioned off one-a-minute during the course of five hours. Stremmel said the auction will feature Western art from the 1800s, the early part of the 20th century and some contemporaries, like Howard Terpning and Bill Anton.

The auction is entering its 29th run, but Reno was not always its home. It began in Las Vegas in 1984 and then moved to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, until it outgrew the area in 1999.

To read more from the Reno Gazette-Journal, click here.

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