Gary will offer for sale paintings from both his "Highwaymen Scenes" and his "Local Landmarks" series.
High-quality, framed, archival canvas prints of digitally-enhanced
original photographs of Venice and VGCC scenes.
Commissions Welcome - Supply or request a custom photo.
Sample Prints of
Local Landmarks:
Sample Original Acrylic Paintings of
Local Landmarks:
Sample Original Acrylic Paintings of
Florida Highwaymen Classic Scenes:
Event Poster:
20% of all sales will provide scholarships for
young VAC artists who cannot afford art classes.
Exhibition & Sale
In this solo show filling the main gallery, Gary presents an educational display of several original Highwaymen paintings, and offers for sale more than 120 paintings from his extensive collection of Florida landscape artists.
20% of all sales will provide scholarships for young VAC artists who cannot afford art classes.
(Take home a painting and help develop the next young Highwayman.)
Lectures
Every Tuesday at 2:00 PM beginning on June 23, Gary will present a one-hour slide show and lecture telling the story of his own journey with the Florida Highwaymen. You will learn:
Attendance is limited to 20 per lecture.
Contact VAC for reservations.
(941-485-7136)
Highwaymen Paintings
(Not for Sale)
(Hover to see artist's name)
Florida Landscape Paintings
(All for Sale)
(Hover to see artist's name)
Artists Include:
Tracy Newton
(son of Highwayman Sam Newton)
Michael Sears
(student of Highwayman George Buckner)
Stan Prather
Mark Stanford
R.A. Beaudoin
Oscar Whirls
Pat Rollins
Rochelle McBride
Doug Moore
Phillip Wilchynski
Glenn Smith
Jonas Clark
Karim Gebahi
Kenneth John
Bea Elliott
Gino Russell
Pappy B
R.M. Mortensen
Shirley Campbell
W.J. Schmitz
Susan Houghton
Gary Felfoldy
Gary presented a selection of canvas prints of "Local Landmarks and Landscape". Starting will his original photographs, he used several software programs to edit and enhance the photos, making them "freer" and more "artistic. He used a high-resolution printer to print them on acid-free, archival canvas, mount them on chipboard, apply six coats of varnish, and frame them for hanging and standing display.