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John P. Lasater, IV

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Born and raised in Houston, Texas, John P. Lasater IV is an award-winning artist who now lives, paints and teaches in Siloam Springs, located in the beautiful hills of Northwest Arkansas. Lasater once known for his impressionistic style and bravado brushwork has recently evolved under the mentorship of Jerusalem Master, Israel Hershberg, as well as from his travels to Italy and in depth historical and experimental self-studies. His recent works have matured to a quieter, more thought out and simplistic approach, giving himself more time and focus on each painting.

 

Lasater has been a main figure on the plein air scene for several years, considered my many to be one of the best in the genre in American outdoor painting. He has won many awards including Best of show twice in Easels in Frederick, Best of Show twice in the Plein Air Southwest Salon, and Best of Show in Plein Air Rockies just to name a few. Most recently Lasater has taken to his studio where he is creating more calculated and ambitious works, and although outdoor painting will likely always hold an important place in his process, he believes these new studio works to be the next step for him in his trek to wherever he is going.

 

A Fork in the Night

A Fork in the Night

14x11 Oil on Linen $800

Banyan at Night

Banyan at Night

16x20 Oil on Linen $2,800

Moon HIts your Eye

Moon HIts your Eye

20x20 Oil on linen $3,800

Seize the Night

Seize the Night

20x24 Oil on Linen $3,800

Corridor

Corridor

11x14 Oil on Linen $1,400

View from Ancient Ovens

View from Ancient Ovens

Oil 12x9 $900

The Rim

The Rim

Oil 11x14 $550

Textures

Textures

Oil 11x14 $1,100

Sunset Over Beaver Lake

Sunset Over Beaver Lake

Oil 5x7 $300

Rachel and Rio

Rachel and Rio

Oil 14x20 $1,950

Saint Jo Square

Saint Jo Square

Oil 12x12 $900

Aspens of Last Light

Aspens of Last Light

Oil 12x20 $2,000

Moraine Valley

Moraine Valley

Oil 20x14 $2,400

John won 2nd place with his "Fire on the Water".  See the article below in Outdoor Painter. 

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