NM2007 - Joe Wade Fine Art

Santa Fe's premier fine art gallery since 1971

A GuestLife New Mexico Great Gallery

Jack Sorenson. Renowned western painter Jack Sorenson skillfully portrays the many facets of the cowboy experience. Raised on a ranch and familiar with horses from an early age, Jack brings his knowledge of all things equine to his beautifully executed paintings.

Roger Williams is an impressionistic realist painter who expresses the unique traits of different cultures while evoking emotion through the use of light, color, and sensuous brushstrokes. A master of many mediums and consummate traveler, Williams paints the world for the viewer to experience through his images.

R.A. Day’s signature still life paintings convey a love for Native American culture. Day employs realism to create sensitive oil paintings reflecting the beauty, warmth, and spirit of the Southwest.

Arlene LaDell Hayes. Dreamscapes inspire the work of versatile painter Arlene LaDell Hayes. The Dreamwalker series of acrylic paintings are awash in color, creating a mood that is both unique and universal.

John Oteri. John’s background as an architect influences many of his paintings. He enjoys representing the relationship of the natural world to that which is man made. His vignette-like paintings can be viewed either from a distance, strictly as an abstract composition, or close up, revealing the detail of the subject matter.

Robin J. Laws conveys her world, its rural surroundings and lifestyle, through art. Her quietly striking sculpture echoes a powerful theme of her life on the plains of northeastern Colorado. Robin accurately portrays the spirit and personality of her subjects — particularly her animals. Robin J. Laws’ work speaks to the uniquely western American experience and rural life.

George Pate’s paintings are filled with natural and architectural forms, reflecting the major influence of his life. As an architect, Pate retains his love of dwellings and their shapes and forms, filled with historical architecture and the manifestations of different cultures. Pate works en plein air to render New Mexico’s light, shade, and shadow with strong design, vital color, and thoughtful brushstrokes.

Joe Wade Fine Art
El Centro 102 East Water St,. Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 988-2727

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