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Gatlinburg, TN 37738
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Mark Keathley's son, Colter ties Mark to a chair

I told Colter.... "tie me to my chair till I finish this one..... no lunch... just water...."   He happily obliged tying me with his karate belts.
-Mark

 

   Mark, pictured below forced into slave labor
                 click image below and see the finished image

Mark Keathley tied to a chairI was literally tied to my chair today!   I told my son (Colter)  "Don't let me get up, even to eat, until I finish this painting!"   I had a deadline on top of a deadline on top of another deadline.   (busy getting ready to leave for the Montana art show)   Such things are so good for the creative juices you know!  But I tell you the truth, it was a delight to create this scene.     Having traveled to the Smoky Mountains a couple of times in 2008  I fell in love with the moss covered rocks and fallen logs that surround the streams in the deep valleys of the Smokies.   It is a challenge to try to capture the mystery and wonder of the place and put it in a painting.  Tromping thru the woods is very exciting to me.  Every turn of the stream has a new vantage point that makes me go "wow!"   I haven't gotten to see any wild bears -- I guess that is good -- but I did find these in a nearby wildlife habitat.    The old settlers cabin and split rail fence is still there today.... left over from the days when the land was donated to the national parks service and the last of the "old timers" lived out their days scratching corn out of self cleared meadows.   The woods have re-invaded the farm land and only this small strip of land is left at this farm, but it made a beautiful location to paint.   Every time I see such a spot I wonder what kind of people could survive so isolated and alone.  But then I remember, they weren't alone.   Certainly, they had a large family, some unexpected visitors like the ones in this painting, and a confident belief in their God and his claim, "I will never leave you or forsake you," to take with them into the wilderness.


April 12, 2008 ~ Art of the South held  a fund raiser for the Great Creatures Rescue of Knoxville, TN.  Mark Keathley has donated his time and effort to assist Infinity Fine Art and Art of the South in their fund raising efforts.  Great Creatures Rescue attempts to find homes for dogs that are either abandoned, neglected, or abused by their owners.  Rescued dogs are given the attention of a veterinarian and then placed in a foster home until they can find adopted homes for them.   Infinity Fine Art would like to thank the dealers who participated.  Each month dealers contribute 50% of the cost of each Publisher Proof to the Great Creature Rescue.

Infinity Fine Art is a proud publisher of Mark Keathley, the newest and brightest spot in the world of art today. Painter of such masterpieces as Evening Prayers and Mountain Music, Keathley's works are sure to be highly sought after for many years to come which is why Infinity Fine Art is more than happy to help him spread his incredible vision with the world.  We are pleased to announce the latest release by Mark Keathley.  Nature's Harmony is scheduled for  release on April 24th.  Call your Account Specialist to reserve yours and be sure and ask about the pre-pub promotion.  Your beautiful fine art Giclee will be Remarqued by the artist with a special sketch if purchased before April 30th.  Some of these pictures will show mark applying some of the Remarques.