Mark Gould
Biography

New Works Hanging in the
Gallery

My Neighbor's House #930
acrylic on panel 30x30 framed 33x33
$5,200

Coppice #856
acrylic on panel 36x48 framed 42x54
$6,000 
Coppice #848
acrylic on panel 24x36 $4,000

Coppice #857
acrylic on panel 36x48 framed 42x54
$6,000

Chico Basin #752
acrylic on panel 11x14 framed 22x25
$1,450

My Neighbor's House #919
acrylic on panel 7x5 framed 11x9
$750

My Neighbor's House #931
acrylic on panel 7x5 framed 11x9
$750

Coppice #852
acrylic on panel 24x36 $4,000

Oracles of Water and Stone
XVII
acrylic on panel 18x24 framed 24x30
$3,200

Figure, Studio West #790
acrylic on panel 16x12 framed 22x18
$2,100

Soft Dawn #637
acrylic on panel 6x6 framed 8x8
SOLD

Into Light: Arcadian #928
acrylic on panel 5x7 framed 9x11
$750

Calm Light Arcadian #883
acrylic on panel 30x30 $4,900

Passage - Arcadian #902
acrylic on panel 20x16 framed 22x18
$2,900

My Neighbor's House Big
Horizon #916
acrylic on panel 12x16 framed
1117x21x9 $1,950

Chico Basin #756
acrylic on panel 9x12 framed 13x16
$1,200 The word
"Coppice" is derived from ancient French language; its root - couper
- means "to cut". Basically it is a stand of trees
that is being or has been periodically pruned or cut down to provide
certain products like firewood, fence posts, etc. I like the
parallel this definition has with my own artistic efforts to grow,
periodically take stock of my artwork, and then start my creative cycle
anew. |