BARRY MARSHALL
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BARRY MARSHALL
Nephew of Artist Florence L. Parkhurst

Barry Marshall has studied sculpture, figure drawing and painting at Cabrillo College, Orange Coast College, The Denver Art Student League, Cape Cod School of Art and the Montserrat School of Art. He studied oil painting with Robert Nally (seascape painting), Helen Van Wyck (still life & portraits), David Curtis (plein air landscape painting), Don Stone, Paul Lavallee, Charles Vickery and George Gabin. Marshall is a member of the National Society of Marine Painters, North Shore Art Association, the Denver Art Student League and the Santa Cruz Art League.

Marshall has exhibited his oil paintings at the Rockport Art Association, the North Shore Art Association, Gloucester Bank and Trust, Gloucester City Hall “Fresh Paint Exhibit” Gallery of Fine Art, Gloucester & Rocky Neck Galleries, Merill Gallery in Denver, Santa Cruz Art League Gallery, Coastal Gallery, Half Moon Bay, Carmel’s Collector Gallery, Carmel’s Chapman Gallery and Bell Gallery in Monterey.

Barry Marshall has received numerous awards for his paintings including the C Bruce Brown Memorial Award in 1990 and 1992. Rockport Chamber of Commerce 1st Place Oil in 1990, North Shore Art Association “Best of Show” 1992, Rockport Art Association “Honorable Mention” 1996, Aldro Hibbard Award 2001, North Shore Art Association “Peoples Choice Award”, Magnolia Art 1999, Chapman Gallery “Mayors Choice Award” 1999 & 2000 and Magnolia Art “1st Place Oil” 2001.

Marshall works in a style similar to early California plein painters with a mixture of strong brushwork and glazes to capture the contrasting luminescence of the sky and the energy of the sea.

“The painting principles must first be learned as a writer must learn a vocabulary. As we proceed into a painting we can begin to realize a fine-tuning, our guidance from within. As we learn to trust this inner teacher, let go, feel the depths of ourselves, we begin to realize the true painting process. The process beyond the classroom and intellect, somewhere deep in feeling, emotion and passion. Transformed by this strange mixture of color and emotion emerges the “emotional painter”, the one that counts. My hope is to always reach this state with each and every painting that is created. This is the reward, that one moment of touching something unknown. THIS IS PAINTING!!! –Barry Marshall


***The paintings in this Gallery represent Barry’s first trip to Maui and his coastal impressions. Original oils for $500.00, plus shipping.***