Linda Chalberg Art

Simplified shapes and enhanced colors are signature elements of Linda's watercolors. See more art at www.carriagehousegalleryofartists.com

Friday, September 6, 2013

News Feature!

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In mid July I received a call from Gabriel Delgado of J R Mooney Galleries informing me that he would be writing an article for Explore  in ...
Tuesday, August 13, 2013

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Although we are still suffering from Summer's heat, you will be reminded that Fall is just around the corner when you see "Cypress ...

Art Show

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The Third Annual Old Town Helotes Art Show will be held August 10-12.  Please see oth arts how.com for details.  I will be one of 30 artis...
Tuesday, April 9, 2013

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Hi Everyone! It's already Spring in Texas with blue bonnets blooming and grasses turning green.  Spring also means it's time for th...
Saturday, September 22, 2012

New Painting for the Texas Hill Country Invitational

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Boerne's Texas Hill Country Invitational will be October 19-21 this year. It will be a full weekend of art events and art sale, for more...

Spoleto!

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Even though I'd been to Spoleto three times before, I had never entered the city by walking across this ancient Roman aqueduct...what ...

Sketching in Italy....La Romita

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After Bo left I joined a group for a two week art workshop at La Romita led by Ken O'Connell of Oregon.  Several were from the Northwe...
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Linda Chalberg
Boerne, Texas, United States
Currently my website is directed to my page at the Carriage House Gallery of Artists website. We participate in Boerne's Second Saturday Art Tour from 4pm to 8pm each month. The gallery is open Wed.-Sat. 10-5pm and noon til 5pm on Sundays. Because I love to sketch on location: "a travel journal bulging with mementos, notes, and sketches is one of my most treasured possessions. I take inspiration and information collected from travels back to my studio to create expressive, color-filled watercolors. Whether the subject is flowers, gardens, historical structures, village scenes, vistas or unique market settings, this artist enjoys the challenge of working out a composition and the enjoyment of putting paint on paper. "Painting en plein air is wonderful, frustrating, transforming, challenging, and enriching. Soaking up the sights, sounds, and smells, feeling the heat of the sun or the blast of a cold wind, holding a paintbrush in one hand while grabbing a bite of local food with the other, all combine to help me capture what I feel about the subject. Bugs in my paint? They just add texture!" Email me at lindachalberg@gmail.com
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