Early Evening

“Painting as a kid, when I was 14, I enjoyed the medium a little bit more then because I was fascinated by the way the paint came off your brush and onto the canvas.” – Charles Pabst

An artist expresses more than just their ability to create a product of their imagination or inspiration. Art is a gateway to unseen worlds, abstract narratives, heartfelt storytelling, and an emotional ride of highs and lows. The Marcus Ashley Gallery invites viewers to experience the immersive world of art under one roof. Visitors will particularly enjoy Charles Pabst art with its tranquil and sometimes bustling scenes of destinations from around the world.

In Early Evening, Pabst captures a city street doused in golden-hour hues that create a magical scene. A light rainfall leaves behind a dreamy glossy finish that the artist recreates through graceful brushwork. Bright and mellow tones coalesce, leaving behind discernible structure, details, and forms.

In this painting, pedestrians huddle under umbrellas as they walk past Venetian lamp posts. A horse-drawn carriage idles under a tree, awaiting its next passengers. Pabst weaves a calming narrative through his classic approach and style. Early Evening exudes a distinct warmth and energy that will infuse any space.