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 John Comer Waterhouse Gallery
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Gaviota
24 x 60 Oil
$12000

Afternoon, Ledbetter
8 x 12 Oil
$1600

Delores
30 x 40 Oil
$11500



Equinox
24 x 36 Oil
$9000

Scorpion Bay, Santa Cruz Island
24 x 36 Oil
$9000

 

View From Franchesci Park
24 x 36 Oil
$9000

Edge of Summer
16 x 20 Oil
$4000

 

Palms at Casa Del Herraro
16 x 12 Oil 2200

 

Casa Gutter & Urn
12x16 Oil $2000

 

Fountain at Casa Del Herraro
16 x 12 Oil 2000

Changing Tide
30x36 Oil $11000
   

 

Mission Sata Barbara
16 x 16 Oil $3000

 Before the Fog
12 x 16 $2200
 



Refugio Palms
20x30 Oil $7000

 Refugio Panorama
18 x 45 Oil
$8400



Clouds & Palms, Refugio
30 x 40 Oil $11500

 Old School House
11x8 Oil
 $1500

Palm, Gaviota
20 x 24 Oil
$5000 

Point Sur
9 x 12 Oil $1600

  The Power of Winter
12x16 Oil $2200



Refugio
24x36 Oil $9000

  Fall in Gaviota Canyon
16 x 24 Oil $4000

 Foggy Morning, California St.
36 x 40 Oil $13000

  Ranchito Viejo
36 x 30 Oil $10500



  El Capitan

24 x 32 Oil $8500
 

 

Morning, Coastal Canyon
12 x 20 Oil
SOLD
 



Franchesci House
16x20 Oil
SOLD



North From Ragged Point
30 x 36 Oil
SOLD


 
Santa Barbara Sandspit
16x24 Oil
SOLD

 

September, Ledbetter
8 x 12 Oil
SOLD

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 John Comer
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Born in Washington D.C., John Comer moved to Southern California in 1956, where he grew up surfing the beaches of Orange County and hiking the arroyos and hills. He received his first box of oil paints on his two 13th birthday, and has spent his life pursuing his two passions: art and the sea.
His professional career began in 1968 and has been intermingled with sailing and painting voyages to the Caribbean, Central America, The Pacific Ocean and Africa. Comer paints the landscapes of California, both as it has been created by nature and has it has been altered by man. He paints wildflowers, forests and beaches, as well as freeways, on-ramps and apartment buildings.
His work covers the spectrum of the California landscape, from wilderness to city, paying homage to the idyllic light that has captivated generations of California painters.
John Comer graduated from the University of Santa Barbara of California. In 1988, Comer met Ray Strong through fellow painter Michael Drury, whose influence became instrumental in Comer's career development. His collectors among others include Jeff Bridges, George Stern, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital and The Nature Conservancy. Comer has had many solo exhibitions which the latest include the "Land & Legacy" Monterey Museum of Art, Fine Art Dealers of America Show, LA, and "on Location in Malibu" - C.A.C. Phippen Museum, AZ.

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