PART II: A SAMPLER OF BERNIE’S ART
The paintings below represent Bernard Marks’s work over three key art phases of his life.
Click here to see Bernie’ 2017 featured article in International Artist Magazine
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PHASE ONE: 1990 to 2002
“Mountain Goat in Glacier” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Heading for High Camp” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Sampling at the Farmers Market” (Santa Fe) © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Water Tower and 7Up Truck” (Chicago) © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
PHASE TWO: 2003 to 2011
“Desert Reflections” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Last Glow at the Grand Canyon” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Vanishing Point in Colorado” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Indian Market Seen From Above” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Santa Fe Hat Dance” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Late Light at Grand Canyon” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
2003 to 2011 (PHASE TWO continued)
“The River and the Rock” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC (his largest painting ever)
“Sunset and Ocotillo” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Procession from the Cathedral” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Winter Morning at Yavapai Point” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“The Road to Gothic” (oil version) © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Chile Ristras” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Teton Ranch” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Chamisa Time” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
PHASE THREE: 2015 to 2020
“Molas Lake” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Early Snow in Colorado” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Aspens with Mountain Maples” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Desert Morning” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Winter Coat” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“The Persistence of Beauty” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“A Time of Tranquil Water” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
“Sandhill Cranes at Bosque del Apache” © Bernard Marks Fine Art LLC
- See Bernie’ 2017 feature article in International Artist Magazine
- See Bernie’s 2019 “Artist in Residence” painting from Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
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