Robin and John’s Fantasy World

June 16th, 2013

Several have sold from the latest collection of sculpture by John and Robin Gumaelius and there are many more amazing pieces to view on their page.


Robin and John Gumaelius – Sculpture
Michael Tilton Williams – Photography

May 20th, 2013

John and Robin Gumaelius combine ceramic, wood and metal to create sculpture that is inspired by their natural environment. They commune with their surroundings – speaking to birds is commonplace. Stories emerge and … “Together, we make something better than either of us could make apart“.

Michael Tilton Williams celebrates the human form by mixing everyday sights such as graffiti, flowers, leaves, clouds and etc. encouraging us to look with softer eyes at the world and people around us.

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Bob Bosworth

April 29th, 2013

Bob Bosworth, master watercolorist and renowned architect has made the Rogue Valley home base throughout his illustrious career. He has designed numerous private estates, unique buildings and received national acclaim for the “Oregon Pavilion” at the world’s fair in Seattle 1962. He is currently focused on painting.

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East Greets West

March 27th, 2013

Wataru has cultivated an appreciative audience for the Haniwa type imagery in his sculpture. The new work retains elements of past work while introducing new forms and concepts. His efforts to blend East West ideology have played a major part in (more…)


It’s For The Birds

February 23rd, 2013

An invitational theme show including new work in various media by many gallery artists.

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Paintings from the Hanson Howard Collection

January 27th, 2013

Paintings from the Hanson Howard collection focusing on early works by Judy Howard, Robert DeVoe, Robert Bosworth, Eugene Bennett, and Nan Nalder who have been part of the gallery’s stable over the years.

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Sculptured Baskets in Group Show

December 22nd, 2012

A “New Year” introduction to Sue Yamins as we welcome her to Hanson Howard Gallery’s stable of Fine Artists for Group Show. “Forest Hue” above.

Beginning with dried gourds (more…)