San Antonio J.R. Mooney Galleries interior shots of rehang 7-3-2013

**We decided to rehang the San Antonio J.R. Mooney Gallery for the Summer Season.**

With new Thomas Arvid giclees, a host of great impressionistic landscapes, unique consignments, bright and colorful poppies, bluebonnets, roses and other summer enchantments; J.R. Mooney Galleries has something for everyone to enjoy. 

Pictured below are some installation shots of the main gallery on Broadway St. Our signature aesthetic rings true as each wall highlights the artists' selection of great fine art. 

Take advantage of our custom framing options for those graduation photographs, diplomas, and family portraits this sizzling season.

front counter

sitting and receiving

glorious Grand Canyon

Tulok's copper plating paintings on the right

Tulok's copper plating paintings on the left

Arthur McCall's new cactus painting

X. Song Jiang on the left

Art Consultant desk area with collection of Mark Keathleys

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Randy Peyton wall of bluebonnets, cactus and live oaks

small storage door

three small paintings

Arthur McCall's section of San Antonio Missions, hill country and Texas flavor

Riverwalk scene by Mark Keathley

G. Morante, horses and more horses

impressionistic peasants 

ravishing roosters, Dalhart Windberg and a good cross section of all price levels of fine art

Humphrey and M.S. Park greet the gallery goers 

Bluebonnets and decorative glass make a fantastic first impression

Excerpts from Fall into Color spotlight Wall

Sunlit Seclusion

M.S. Park

Sunlit Seclusion

36 x 48

Oil

$3,000

M.S. Park was born on August 11, 1951 in Eum-Sung, Chung-Buk Province, South Korea. It wasn’t until he was in his mid 20’s did he gain a mature style and aesthetic; having previously been a hobbyist painter. Park’s depiction of landscape paintings have routinely focused on the changing of the seasons- a crisp autumn air is intuitively depicted through golden leaves with rich red accents; floating effortlessly down into a bubbling brook or heavily down-trodden and worn pathway.

Sunlit Seclusion is a prime example of the ominous riddle, “If a tree falls in the forest and there is no one around to hear it… Does it make a sound?”  Park has illustrated a perfect time and space landscape continuum; we hear the gurgle of the water, the swaying of the leaves in the trees, feel the heat of the sun peaking through the canopy- yet we feel a chill. But is that all happening somewhere and there is not a soul in sight?  Such a reclusive environment does exist in the mind of M.S. Park.  Littered leaves, radiant glows, geodetic substrates, algae adorned water, and various other grandeur environmental identifications coagulate to form a lavishly illustrious landscape that only M. S. Park could execute. 

-Gabriel Diego Delgado

Art Consultant

JR Mooney Galleries of Fine Art