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by Jim Gola
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A painting of a dear friend that I passed by so many times while driving through the Ridgefield Reserve in Ridgefield Washington. The tree is now... more
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A painting of a dear friend that I passed by so many times while driving through the Ridgefield Reserve in Ridgefield Washington. The tree is now starting to slowly crumble away. I was happy to do this painting as a reminder to me of how it looked in the mid-fall season. All good things must soon come to an end and the life of this tree is arriving at it's final chapter..
Born in Philadelphia in the late thirties, Jim Gola grew up heavily influenced by art and the cultural atmosphere contained in this bustling city. The city of brotherly love is still a thriving east coast art market that comprises some of the oldest art schools and galleries in America. Jim admits to spending numerous hours at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art and the Philadelphia Museum of Art as a youngster. Admiring much of the work of Americas past masters such as Inness, Moran, Chase, Homer and Bierstadt, among others. He then started to generate his lifelong love of oil painting. Moving to Oregon in the early sixties, while free lancing in art, Jim was introduced to the field of architecture. Upon receiving commissions to...
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