Gregory Packard Solo Exhibition

A master of modern Impressionism, Gregory’s canvases are a vibrant glimpse into his love for the natural world. From florals to fall aspen scenes, and snowstorms to silent nights, this Colorado painter has seen, and been inspired by it all.

A few years back, Gregory began exploring another way of conveying the same sense of pulsating color and shimmering light that he had become known for. 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.

“It is this daily life we live, the nature of ourselves and our world, that so excites
me when standing before my canvas— life’s vital creation that is my source of
inspiration and humility.”

Featured image: “Coxcomb Campfire” 12×16 oil