Fall Creek

“I often travel with my wife and children to explore, photograph, and paint the diverse panorama of the American West.” – Charles Pabst

Surrounded by the Sierra Nevada mountains, dense evergreens, and pristine waters, Lake Tahoe is a frequent haunt of outdoor enthusiasts. Escape to this Californian paradise to enjoy its tranquil beauty and quaint neighborhoods. After a day of sightseeing and adventure, many visitors stop by the Marcus Ashley Gallery, where they can admire the work of emerging and well-established artists, including Charles Pabst art.

As a young hobbyist, Pabst always knew that he was called to paint. He gained recognition for his work at the young age of 14 when he sold his first painting. The rest, as they say, is history.

Pabst enjoys exploring the deepest corners of the world and immortalizing his travels on canvas. In Fall Creek, he takes us through a forest where sunlight turns everything it touches into gold. He recreates this part of the wilderness with stark likeness through fluid, faultless brushwork.

The artist captures the beauty of fall through classic hues of amber, gold, and warm russet. The longer you stare across the glistening stream, the more you become one with Fall Creek.