The Gallery At Spicewood

Original pastels are the mainstay of the gallery. Affordable, original art is why the gallery was born. Fine art at reasonable prices allows everyone to own original art! Pastels, Raku, photography, watercolors, and custom furniture can be found at affordable prices at the Gallery at Spicewood.

My artists in the gallery think the same way.  All the art is original and ready to hang. Come by and visit or browse the gallery on the website. Be sure and check out the gallery blog by clicking on the blog button. The blog is a running commentary on ideas for my art, the gallery, my two new wonderful gallery cats, and just about anything pertaining to the art world.

We are located not too far from Austin, Texas and San Antonio, Texas up in the beautiful Texas Hill Country.

The Artists

  • Mark Schultz - I am the gallery owner, janitor, repairman, and business manager. I have worked in Oils, watercolors, and acrylics, but when I found pastels, I was hooked.  I have been doing pastels for about five years now and love the bright but soft colors of pastels.  My pastel of choice is Unison and lately I have been making my own paper to get the texture I want.  If you can't tell, I am having a great time.
  • Marianne Naufel - Marianne constructs original tables made from various metals such as steel and aluminum,  She then adds granite, marble, or some other cool material to the tables to make them look great.  Marianne also has an equine wall with some truly wonderful pictures of the noble horse. Visit her gallery, Sticks, Stones, Horses, and enjoy.
  • Richard Hess - Richard is a Raku guru.  At present, he is developing a new line of Raku horses that are just phenomenal and the prices are right.  You can see his work in Sticks, Stones, and Horses.

An Invitation!!

 You are most welcome at the gallery in the beautiful hill country of Texas.  There are three other galleries in the area, three wineries, four lakes, a great swimming hole (Krause Springs) and just down the road from me, a great barbecue place called "Opies".  So come on out to the hill country and make a day of it. Go to the Gallery Page or the Map Page for directions on how to find us.

PS. - If you allow "ActiveX Controls", the web page will be much better. But, if you are unsure, it still is a good web site.  Mark