Marcus Ashley: South Lake Tahoe

Marcus Ashley, South Lake Tahoe
Marcus Ashley, South Lake Tahoe

South Lake Tahoe, California

Marcus Ashley
Gallery

 

Marcus Ashley Gallery has been part of the Lake Tahoe community for over twenty years. A family-owned gallery with a reputation for connecting collectors with work that actually moves them. Join me at the gallery on Aug 28-29 in person where I'll be shaking babies and kissing hands. Free dedication sketches on purchased works.

4000 Lake Tahoe Blvd | South Lake Tahoe CA 96150 |1 530 544-4278

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  • Long Sweeping Curve
    Long Sweeping Curve
    Edition of 95 plus 9 artists proofs (AP 2/9)
    48x24 inches
    Series: Desperados
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  • Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
    Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
    7 artist proofs (unique) (AP 2/7)
    24x48 inches
    Series: The Starting Line
    Hand embellished by artist with acrylic paint
    Reserved
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  • All Alone
    All Alone
    20x10
    Series: Desperados
    oil on canvas
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  • Gonna Cut You Down
    Gonna Cut You Down
    26x60
    Series: NOIR
    Oil on canvas
    $ 27,000.00
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  • I Know What You're Thinking
    I Know What You're Thinking
    36x18
    Oil on canvas
    $ 9,515.00
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  • Into The Light
    Into The Light
    18x36 inches
    Series: NOIR
    Oil on canvas
    $ 9,000.00
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  • Last Chance
    Last Chance
    20x10
    oil on canvas
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  • Let It Roll Out
    Let It Roll Out
    30x40
    Series: NOIR
    Oil on canvas
    $ 13,500.00
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  • Look Both Ways
    Look Both Ways
    14x18
    Series: Desperados
    oil on canvas
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  • Alibi
    Alibi
    Edition of 175 (#36/175)
    16.5x25 inches
    Series: Power, Love & Success
    Hand embellished giclee on canvas
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  • Back Biter
    Back Biter
    7 Artist Proofs (unique) (AP 6/7)
    30x40 inches
    Series: NOIR
    Hand embellished by artist with acrylic paint
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  • Birds of a Feather
    Birds of a Feather
    Series: Desperados
    oil on canvas
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  • Bullitt
    Bullitt
    Edition of 75 (#42/75)
    12.5x25 inches
    Series: The Starting Line
    Hand embellished giclee on canvas
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  • Come With Me
    Come With Me
    Edition of 75 (#26/75)
    16.5x25 inches
    Series: NOIR
    Hand embellished giclee on canvas
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  • Don't Be Shy
    Don't Be Shy
    5x7
    Series: Desperados
    Genesis oil
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  • Everyone Wants A Flame
    Everyone Wants A Flame
    Edition of 125 (#64/125)
    12.5x25 inches
    Series: LUCK
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  • Into The Wind
    Into The Wind
    36x48 inches
    Series: Desperados
    Oil on canvas
    $ 21,585.00
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  • Keep Moving
    Keep Moving
    Edition of 75 (#40/75)
    30x11 inches
    Series: Rust, Dust & Lust
    Hand embellished giclee on canvas
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  • Riptide
    Riptide
    Series: Rust, Dust & Lust
    oil on canvas
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  • Shark Tank
    Shark Tank
    Edition of 175 (#164/175)
    22.5x36 inches
    Series: Power, Love & Success
    Hand embellished giclee on canvas
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  • Solidarity
    Solidarity
    Edition of 75 (#44/75)
    15x30 inches
    Series: Rust, Dust & Lust
    Hand embellished giclee on canvas
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  • Be Careful What You Wish For
    Be Careful What You Wish For
    Edition of 95 plus 9 artists proofs (#72/95)
    15x40 inches
    Series: Desperados
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  • Closers Only
    Closers Only
    Edition of 175 plus 17 artists proofs (#172/175)
    12.5x25 inches
    Series: Power, Love & Success
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  • Laced
    Laced
    Edition of 75, 7 AP, 25 PE (#68/75)
    25x12.5 inches
    Series: Rust, Dust & Lust
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  • New Releases

  • The Work

    A Selection Across
    the Collections

     

    Twenty-five years of painting. This is a cross-section of what's available to collect.

  • New Work

    New Editions
    to Consider

     

    Three editions from the current body of work. Each one has a story. 

  • Welcome to Town · Edition of 75 Time Has No Meaning Around Here 'The title comes from a dream. I...
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    Welcome to Town · Edition of 75

    Time Has No Meaning
    Around Here

     

    "The title comes from a dream. I was in the little town I grew up in in Wyoming and I got commandeered by someone. I watched just one atrocity happen after the other. At some point I ended up in a lounge, talking to one of the characters. I said, 'This was a ghost town a couple years ago.' He looked me square in the eye and said, 'Time has no meaning around here.' Then I woke up."

    "I already had this idea for a train painting — from a morning in Alaska, going out to fish. Misty and foggy, the sun rising through the fog. It occurred to me that the light looked like a train coming through the mist. A big steam train in a river, in the middle of nowhere. Rusted out. Like a world that's gone. But the light on the train is still lit. Like it could come back to life."

    "There are no hands on the clock face. Who knows what time it is."

  • Welcome to town · Edition of 75 No More Half Measures 'The world's burning behind him — maybe he destroyed...
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    Welcome to town · Edition of 75

    No More
    Half Measures

     

    "The world's burning behind him — maybe he destroyed it, maybe he's just coming through it. But this is a rebirth into something new. Everything else is old and burning away."

    "...don't go halfway with things. No half measures. You commit to it. You go forward and you don't look back."

    "I modeled the horse after a Friesian — big, powerful, jet-black. The power is what I wanted. He's got a self-assuredness about him... He knows what he's doing."

     

  • Welcome To Town · Edition of 75 - 7 studio proofs Stay to the End 'There's contrasting elements — this...
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    Welcome To Town · Edition of 75 - 7 studio proofs

    Stay to
    the End

     
    "There's contrasting elements — this menacing and dark character and then the softness of the flowers and white roses. I painted this after my cat of 15 years passed away and I watched him die of kidney disease. 'Stay to the end' was what that meant. His ears are silhouetted in here."

    Grief is something we all go through. It feels like you're in a different timeline where the world is moving on without you and nothing stops. But we stay to the end for those that we love. Out of the death and the hurt, new things come up.