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John Gable Watercolor: Tranquil Harbor Scene

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John Gable Watercolor: Tranquil Harbor Scene

  • Title: Tranquil Harbor Scene by John Gable
  • Artist: John Gable
  • Medium: Watercolor on Paper
  • Signature: Lower Right
  • Frame: Framed and Matted in an Understated Polished Brass Frame with Glass

John Gable, a renowned Contemporary Realist painter and muralist, is celebrated for his mastery of color, light, and intricate detail. This exquisite watercolor, signed by Gable in the lower right corner, showcases a serene harbor scene, rendered with his characteristic attention to atmosphere and mood. The boats, gently docked and bathed in soft light, are meticulously portrayed against a misty coastal backdrop. This work is a testament to Gable's ability to capture the essence of the Maine landscape, where he has spent much of his career. The piece is framed and double matted with glass, ensuring its preservation and display.

Condition:
Good, with age-appropriate wear. The artwork remains vibrant, and the frame is in excellent condition.

Size:

  • Overall: 40.25" X 30.25"
  • Visible: 26.5" X 17.5"

About the Artist:
Born in 1944 in Frankfort, Kentucky, John Gable has garnered numerous accolades, including awards from The National Academy of Design and the American Watercolor Society. His works have been exhibited in prestigious galleries in New York City, Boston, Portland, and internationally. A graduate of The Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, Gable began his career as an automotive designer before transitioning to fine art, where he has made a significant impact. His portraits and murals are featured in the Smithsonian Institution, Maine's Capitol Rotunda, and various museums, universities, corporations, and private collections. His dedication to capturing the beauty of Maine's landscapes and its people is evident in this stunning piece.