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Join Santa Ysabel Art Gallery for a Champagne Reception and BBQ in celebration of Will Gullette’s exhibition “Idylls and Echoes” on Saturday, August 17, from 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. Guests will have the opportunity to meet the artist and appreciate his stunning plein-air oil paintings set against the rolling hills of Santa Ysabel. Will Gullette, a distinguished landscape painter, brings a unique perspective to his canvases, honed over 40 years as a professional photographer and teacher. His work evokes the spirit of the great French "Plein Air" painters, with impressionist textures and harmonious color palettes that vividly capture the natural beauty of San Diego County’s fields, forests, and mountains. Through pieces like “Sunnylands Spring,” viewers are transported to the local desert landscapes, fostering a deep connection with the region. “Idylls and Echoes” is on view at Santa Ysabel Art Gallery through September 1, 2024. For more information, visit: santaysabelartgallery.com stay Connected on Facebook

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