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Mike Smith
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NEW

Dreams of Moon & Stars

NEW

Horse Who Belongs to Nobody


Red Gate in Hilo
NEW 

Spot and the Yellow Horse



Tim & Goat -
SOLD



Toby and the Pony From the Sea



Toby On the Island
 

Waiting By the Lake

Mike Smith
Toby & the Canoe -
SOLD 


Hilo, The Little Island
Mike Smith
Bill on His Back

Flyer
- SOLD
 
Spring Comes to Guywolf Land

 

Come and explore the wonderful fanciful worlds created by artist Mike Smith who for many years has been an influential artist both nationally and internationally. Return frequently to see the artist's newest pieces displayed in the gallery. You will find his original watercolors, oils, pastels, bronze sculpture, and acrylics here.

While in the Army, Mike was stationed in Germany, but, aside from that, he has spent his life living in and observing the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. He began sculpting and drawing as a child. Mike received a degree in English Literature from the University of Portland, taught briefly, and then became committed to developing his art on a professional level. Early work was abstract, but Mike soon abandoned schools of art and developed his unique, colorful style which has subsequently influenced other artists. His work contains worldwide themes and ideas, but the focus of his painting and sculpture remains the hill where he lives. In his thirty plus year career, he has had almost 100 solo exhibitions of his work which includes watercolor, oil, acrylic, bronze, ceramic, and printmaking. Mike has had solo shows across the United States, including Hawaii, as well as in Europe. His work is in public and private collections around the world.

All artwork © Mike Smith


Haystack Gallery
Fine Art - Custom Framing Since 1977
183 N. Hemlock, PO Box 12 Cannon Beach, OR 97110
503-436-2547

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