Holly Humphrey Marino
A Vision of the American West
Oils, Acrylics and Watercolors
Cowgirl
Holly Marino
watercolor, 14½" x 22" fr. 22¾" x 29¼"
$550.00
AUG 09 – SEP 21
Waldrum Room
Aug 09, 2025 Opening For Viewing 6-9pm
During Second Saturday Art Hop.
During Second Saturday Art Hop.
IMAGES BELOW ARE A REPRESENATIVE SAMPLING
FROM THE EXHIBITION
FROM THE EXHIBITION
Artist Statement: My involvement with art has become more then a career or full-time business...it's a passion-a way of life. My growth as an artist is enhanced by what I view and my special relationship or feeling for that subject. The subjects I paint, whether cowboys, wildlife, flowers or landscapes from my travels, research or personal experiences reflect my joy in the intimate experience of my subjects. For example, cowboys are a part of our American history, everything about them since I was a young girl has had a great interest to me, riding horses, moving cattle, worn out jeans and cowboy boots, rodeos etc. Other subjects I have painted are western subjects which I love, reflections of color and texture, shadow and light.
American cowboy
Holly Marino
watercolor, 15" x 22", fr. 24" x 30½"
$550.00 SOLD
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Cowskull
Holly Marino
watercolor, 14" x 20", fr. 22¼" x 27¼"
$550.00
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Bronco
Holly Marino
watercolor, 28" x 20", fr. 35½" x 27½"
$650.00
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The Cowpuncher
Holly Humphrey
oil on canvas, 24” x 30”, fr. 34¾" x 28¾"
$550.00
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Pink Begonia
Holly Marino
acrylic on canvas, 40" x 30"
$550.00
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Hillsboro_Creek
Holly Marino
acrylic on canvas, 24" x 28", 27" x 21"
$500.00
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Holly Marino was born and raised in Gary, Indiana and started painting and drawing as a young child. As an adolescent, she had frequent exposure to the West. In her early adult years, while still living in the Midwest, Holly not only owned a business and raised a family, but she also took art lessons from exceptional teachers and established a successful art career. Her teachers were from such institutions as the American Academy of Art, the School of Realistic Art, and the Art Institute of Chicago.
Marino now resides in New Mexico. Her move to New Mexico has presented her with the opportunity to fully explore her art, her love for American West and the cowboy culture of the West. Many of Marino’s works involve scenes of everyday farm and ranch life. She artfully captures moments that range from the intensity of a cowboy wrangling a steer to the ground to the quiet respite of a horsewoman reclining during a work break.
Much of Marino’s work is watercolors. In addition, she teaches watercolors. She also has experience painting with acrylic on canvas and leather. Over the years, her artwork has won many prestigious awards.
Marino now resides in New Mexico. Her move to New Mexico has presented her with the opportunity to fully explore her art, her love for American West and the cowboy culture of the West. Many of Marino’s works involve scenes of everyday farm and ranch life. She artfully captures moments that range from the intensity of a cowboy wrangling a steer to the ground to the quiet respite of a horsewoman reclining during a work break.
Much of Marino’s work is watercolors. In addition, she teaches watercolors. She also has experience painting with acrylic on canvas and leather. Over the years, her artwork has won many prestigious awards.
Red Flowered Boot
Holly Marino
watercolor, image: 14½" x 21½", frame: 21¾" x 27¾"
$850.00
Learning how to Drive
Holly Marino
acrylic on canvas, 36" x 28"
$1,200.00
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Cowgirl Roper
Holly Marino
acrylic on canvas, image: 30" x 24", frame: 34¾" x 28¾"
$850.00
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The Runaway
Holly Marino
oil on canvas, 28" x 22"
$850.00
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John
Holly Marino
oil on canvas, image: 30" x 24", frame: 38¼" x 32¼"
$1,800.00
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High Desert sunset
Holly Marino
acrylic on canvas, 36" x 36"
$1,800.00
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Up By Abiquiu
Holly Marino
oil on canvas, 16" x 20"
$500.00
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TO VIEW ADDITIONAL IMAGES OF THE EXHIBITION PLEASE CONTACT Eduardo Alicea, Gallery Owner - Director
Phone: 1.575.894.0572 Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1.575.894.0572 Email: [email protected]
