GREGORY PACKARD

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Alley Sunshine
oil on panel 18 x 24
$3,800

Farmyard 
oil on panel  8 x 14 
$1,700
(in a hand-carved 23 carat gilded frame by Greg)

Bread Basket
oil on panel  8 x 14
$1,700

Glimpse of the River
oil on panel  30 x 36
$10,000

Canyon Atmosphere
oil on panel  7.75 x 10
$1,100

Greater Things 
oil on panel  40 x 30  $11,000

Christmas Gossip 
oil on panel  12 x 16 
$2,800
(in a hand-carved 23 carat gilded frame by Greg)

Hero 
oil on panel  36 x 48  $15,500

Daisies
oil on panel  10 x 11
$1,800

High Tide
oil on panel  12  x 16
  $2,500

Hollyhocks 
oil on canvas  40 x 48  $19,000

Interior Study 
oil on panel  8 x 12 
$1,500
(in a hand-carved 23 carat gilded frame by Greg)

Late Afternoon Parade
oil on panel  24 x 36
$7,700

Layers of Leaves
oil on panel  24 x 36
$7,700

Lilacs
oil on panel  24 x 30
$5,500

Lilacs Outside 
oil on panel  30 x 34
$9,400

Morning Glow (study)
oil on panel  24 x 18
$3,800

Morning Reflections
oil on panel  16 x 20
$3,300

Old Garden Roses
oil on panel  12 x 14
$2,200

Patterns
  oil on panel  16 x 20  $3,700
(in a hand-carved 23 carat gilded frame by Greg)

Peonies Outside 
acrylic on panel  12 x 16  $2,500

Roses 
oil on panel  24 x 20  $5,000
(in a hand-carved 23 carat gilded frame by Greg)

South Rim
oil on panel  36 x 48
$15,500

Start of a New Day
oil on panel  30 x 36  $10,000

Stellar's Jay
Oil on panel  40 x 30
$11,000
(in a hand-carved charcoal black frame by Greg)

Sunshine
oil on panel  36 x 36
$12,000

The Gathering 
oil on panel  16 x 20
  $3,300
(in a hand-carved 23 carat gilded frame by Greg)

Winter's Release
oil on panel  24 x 36
$7,700

GREGORY PACKARD - Sold Works (CLICK HERE)

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GREGORY PACKARD - Biography

Growing up with a love for drawing, Gregory's first painting experiences came later in life where in college he took a couple painting classes as he earned his bachelor's degree in English. For a year while working and attending college he and a friend rented an art studio simply to paint and draw for fun as they had time. It wasn't until age 28, six years after those first real painting experiences that he finally decided to open the door again to the undying urge to be an artist. He took back-to-back painting workshops from notable artists Robert Moore and Delbert Gish and became enamored with the work of the California and Russian impressionists. With passion ablaze, he and his wife began the difficult and unending journey that many artists before have traveled.  He furthered his studies with painters Robert Johnson and finally, and probably most notably, with Ovanes Berberian.

After many years with his wife's encouragement and support, early in 2005 his wife was able to trade jobs from being a Physical Therapist to being a stay-at-home mom and Gregory started painting full time. With a son and a daughter, Gregory prefers to travel and paint with his family or paint near home.

"Painting is more than a career. It is a way of life. I am a father, husband and painter. Each of the three nurtures each other. I don't know if I'll always be so fortunate but today I am and for that I am extremely grateful." --Gregory Packard

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS:
1 person show Bradford Brinton Memorial & Museum, big Horn, WY 2010
Scottsdale Salon (juried invitational) Legacy Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ April 2011
3 person show, Greenhouse Gallery, San Antonio, TX  November 2008 - 2011
Two person show Scottsdale Fine  Art, Scottsdale, AZ 2008, 2009, 2011
Two Person Show; Long Gallery; Scottsdale, AZ; March, 2006
One Person Show; Marquette Gallery; Cincinnati, OH; February, 2006-2005
One Person Show; Bradford Brinton Memorial & Museum; Big Horn, WY; December, 2004
One Person Show; Montana Trails Gallery; Bozeman, MT; August, 2005; July, 2004; July, 2002
Salon International 2004-2009; International Museum of Contemporary Masters of Fine Art
Six New Artists Recommended to Collect; Greenhouse Gallery; San Antonio, TX; April, 2004
Women's City Club of Pasadena Exhibit; California Art Club; Pasadena, CA; Spring-2004, Fall-2003
Biennial Invitational; Bradford Brinton Memorial & Museum; Big Horn, WY; 2004-2002
Wyoming Invitational; Bradford Brinton Memorial & Museum; Big Horn, WY; September, 2003
Southwest Art Selects-Artists to Watch & Steamboat Springs Arts Council; June 2003
Paintings of the American Landscape, Howard/Mandville; Kirkland, WA; May, 2005-2003
Five Person Show; Bradford Brinton Memorial and Museum; Big Horn, WY; December, 2002
One Person Show; Browns Gallery; Boise, ID; November 2002
  Invitational Miniature Show; Howard/Mandville Gallery; Kirkland, WA; November, 2005-2002

PUBLICATIONS AND AWARDS:
Western Art Collector, November 2011 issue
Southwest Art Magazine, October 2010, Group article
Art of the West Magazine March/April 2010 issue Feature Article
American Art Collector, April 2010
Western Art Collector, March 2009
Create Better Paintings, May 2008
American Art Collector Magazine, April issue 2008
Yachting Pacific Northwest. September/October 2007 issue "Boat Stories as Art"
Great Artists of Today, 2005 calendar, December featured artist
Honorable Mention for Artistic Excellence, Salon International 2005-2004
"How Did You Paint That? 100 Ways to Paint Flowers & Gardens": International Artist's Magazine book
"Collector's Choice": Cowboys and Indians magazine, January, 2004
"Artists to Watch": Southwest Art magazine, December, 2002

PAINTING AFFILIATIONS:
Patron Artist, California Art Club

BACKGROUND:

Born: May 3, 1970; Boise, Idaho

Current residence: Montrose, CO

Education: BA English, Boise State University, Boise, ID, 1996

PAINTING STUDY:

Ovanes Berberian workshop, 2001

Robert Moore workshop, 2000

Robert Johnson scholarship workshop, Scottsdale Artists' School, 2000

Robert Moore workshop, 1998

Delbert Gish workshop, 1998

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