Gregory Packard Exhibition

American Impressionist painter Gregory Packard expresses his love for the natural world in vibrant, richly hued
landscapes, seascapes, and still lifes, especially florals. For a number of years his painting was characterized by a loose, traditional, wet-on-wet approach. More recently, Packard began exploring another way of conveying this same sense of pulsating color and shimmering light. Using the broken-color method developed by Monet and other late-19th-century French Impressionists, Packard produces the effect of a single color by applying layers of paint and numerous hues side by side in short, thick strokes.

“When you’re close to something, like painting, you can’t help but correlate it with other aspects of life,” he reflects. “It’s how you see the world. I see the world through my family—my two children and beautiful wife—and painting. It’s all there.”

Visit the gallery to see the newest set of paintings by one of our favorites living Monets.

You can see Gregory’s current gallery inventory here. 

Email the gallery at cb@ohbejoyfulgallery.com if you’d like to be added to the preview list for this show.

Featured: Gregory Packard “Transcendence” 30×30 oil