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| John Marshall Gamble |
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| John Marshall Gamble |
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| John Marshall Gamble |
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| John Marshall Gamble |
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| John Marshall Gamble |
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| John Marshall Gamble |
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| John Marshall Gamble |
Born in Morristown, New Jersey, John Marshall Gamble, influenced by French Impressionist painter, Claude Monet, is known for his California floral coastal and landscape paintings, especially fields of poppies and lupines. From Santa Barbara, he was one of the leaders of the California plein-air painting movement, and he was also a successful portrait painter. Another favorite painting subject was coastal views of Pacific Ocean sunsets, and judging by his auction records, he occasionally painted in Arizona and Utah. One of his closest painting companions was Elmer Wachtel.
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