Blue Escape

“I’ll probably be painting for the rest of my life. I don’t plan on retiring. I don’t want to retire. I don’t want to end up on the golf course. Besides, I’m not very good at golf.” – Charles Pabst

Lake Tahoe is one of North America’s most captivating freshwater lakes. Infusing an extraordinary blue tone into the wooded environment of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, it is popular with locals and foreign excursionists alike. And during their explorations of the area, Marcus Ashley Gallery always grabs their attention. Not a surprise since its walls exhibit a vast array of paintings portraying the region’s beautiful coastline. A large number of these are Charles Pabst art.

The artist has made his mark in the hearts of his fans by presenting panoramic seascapes in striking oppositions of light and dark pigments, which complement each other rather beautifully. His scenic renditions are breathtaking, a sight to behold, and many say, better than the real view.

Blue Escape belongs to this breathtaking set—an impressionist print that flaunts California’s pristine waters. Pabst paints from memory, not from photographs, and one can see how remarkable that brain bank is, judging from the intricate details in this piece.

With its tranquil waters and verdant greens, Blue Escape has a calming effect, inviting viewers to lose themselves in its comforting vibes. This mesmerizing giclée on canvas can be bought and custom framed at the Marcus Ashley Gallery.