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Lane Timothy Waterhouse Gallery
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65 x 42 Oil $25,000



Lane Timothy 

 

Lane is a Montana Native, who at a very young age discovered his love for art.

He began working with watercolor, acrylics and pastels at the age of 7 and began selling his art at the age of 11 after discovering his passion for oil painting.

In 1993 at the age of 17 Lane was awarded the Charlie Russell National Art Scholarship, which he used to attend the University of Montana Art School and to excel in a career as a graphic designer.

In 1997, after a few years at a large firm in Salt Lake City, Utah; Lane realized his true love for painting and returned to his studio to paint full time.

Lane admires many artists but his favorite is John Singer Sargent. “I love his suggestive strokes, he is a master of the brush.”

Another passion of Lane’s is giving back to the community.
He has donated art to Big Brothers and Big Sisters for two years, contributing over $22,000 to their organization. He also donates a painting each year to the University of Montana rodeo team, raising thousands of dollars for their program.
In 2002, Lane donated a painting to the Molson Indy Gala to benefit the Children’s Hospital in Vancouver, Canada.
The painting sold for $57,000 and 100% of the proceeds went to the hospital. Lane also donated art for Intermountain Therapy Animals in Salt Lake.

On the March/April 2005 cover of Sky West Magazine, there is a painting of a cowboy looking out into the wide open spaces that is undeniably a field in Montana. Lane painted the Montana cowboy and titled it “Daydreamer.”

Lane considers himself somewhat of a daydreamer, he is constantly dreaming of the places he’ll go and the things that he’ll see. He said, “ Art is amazing because it enables you to take what is in your head, and put it onto canvas for the
world to see.”


Lane was also featured in Southwest Art Magazines,
“21 Artists Under 31 to Collect Now,” in September of 2004.

Lane feels that this is just the beginning of his career and he is thankful that he followed his gut instinct and kept his dream alive, to be an oil painter.


Please call 805-962-8885 or email us (art@waterhousegallery.com) For more details.

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