Our artist partners come from variety of backgrounds and experience. You will find each one to be personable and willing to assist you. Carriage House Gallery of Artist Owners take pride in keeping their art fresh and alive.
Commission work is available. If you do not find what you seek in our gallery, talk to the artist and see what can happen.
To learn more about our artists and to see their art work visit the websites listed, come to our gallery during open hours Wednesday through Sunday, or enjoy a glass of wine with our artists at our gallery on 2nd Saturday each month between 5pm and 8pm.
Angie Carney
Photographs, Mixed Media, Oil Painting
830.537.3626(studio) 210.269.9402(cell)
Linda Chalberg
Watercolor
830.249.8301 (studio) 210.862.2068 (cell)
Linda is a native Texan and has lived in Boerne since 1980. The first phase of her life consisted of teaching, volunteering and family things. Part II began in 1997 when she attended a watercolor workshop on location (en plein air) in Colorado. Seeing new and beautiful places and learning to paint has become her passion. Linda uses her sketches, photographs, journals, and memories to create new paintings in her studio. Painting trips and studio classes have provided opportunities to study with over 17 nationally known artists. As an artist, she is learning, growing, developing. In 2005 Linda attained Signature Membership status in the Texas Watercolor Society. She has garnered numerous regional awards and exhibited in one woman shows in Houston and Waco. Her colorful watercolors are in collections nationally and internationally. In 2007 she was chosen to create the poster for the Cibolo Arts Council Fall Festival of Art and Music.
Donald Darst
Oil Painting
210.695.9184 (studio) 210.274.5223 (cell)
Originally from Kentucky, Don moved to Texas with his wife Linda. An oil painter, he enjoys painting still lifes of Early Americana and Native American subjects. His landscapes have an airy quality. He paints in plein air or from photos of his travels throughout the country, most notably in the Texas Hill Country and Northwoods of Wisconsin. Don believes in continuously improving his work and continues to study with nationally known artists. Don is a member of the Boerne Professional Artists, Grey Forest Open Studios, and Oil Painters of America.
Pamela Gardner
Oil Painting, Pen/Ink, Mixed Media
830.816.2345 (studio) 210.685.1473 (cell)
Pam began her art career as an illustrator, moved
to multi-media design as a Creative Director, which finally led to
becoming a vice-president in bank marketing. After a 30-year career
in the corporate arena, she decided to take the leap of faith and pursue
her dream whole-heartedly. "I believe God has put special people
and opportunities in my path to reveal His plan for my life."
Pam has been featured in various magazines to include local publications: Images
and Explore… regional publications: TravelHost, San Antonio Monthly and Austin Monthly… and national publications: SouthWest Art and Western Art Collector. She is a member of Oil Painters of America and Boerne Professional Artists.
James Hunter
Oil & Acrylic Painting
210.725.3427(cell)
James received his Bachelor's degree from University of Northern Colorado. His graduate studies were in graphic design and illustration at Denver University and Arizona State University.
James had a career as a designer and design supervisor at the University of California Lawrence National Lab in Livermore California. His work is reflective of his design and illustration background. He paints in Oil and Acrylic.
Bonnie Mann
Oil Painting
830.981.4512 (studio) 210.240.9383 (cell)
As a second career Mann started painting in oils again after a long absence. Bonnie is mostly self taught but credits much of her art knowledge and her skill to studying with artists in workshops and class environments. She is greatly influenced by Texas artists and by inspired by works of David Leffel. A full-time painter, she paints still life and landscapes from her studio in her home in the Texas Hill Country. Her favorite medium is oil on canvas. Mann says her paintings begin with a concept, an idea that can be portrayed through her choice of subject and colors and composition. Mann states: " When painting landscapes I am there mentally and emotionally even when painting in my studio. I enjoy setting up and painting still life. I often include in my set up things I have collected over time and I love arranging objects and experimenting with the light. I want to paint what I conceive in my mind's eye and I can only hope that the viewer can relate. No matter what the subject, I want to invite the viewer into my world by telling a story, conveying an emotion. I believe an artist is forever evolving and I am enjoying the process"
Teri Jo McReynolds
Oil Painting
210.696.8557 (studio) 210.391.8858 (cell)
Teri Jo McReynolds has been involved with art form many years. She has a BFA in Painting and Drawing and a MA in Art Education, both from Louisianna State University. She has taught for 23 years in private and public schools and given private lessons. Teaching art has expanded her media experience but she continues to return to oil painting. "I always enjoyed the tactile qualities of clay, then I discovered painting, and now I incorporate deep texture in my paintings."
Teri travels extensively. Look for her paintings in San Miquel, Mexico, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Sedona, Arizona, Mississippi, and the Sandia Mountains of New Mexico. Her Colonia Series are paintings of the 'lesser noticed' people of colonia in Reynosa, Mexico. She likes to bring attention to people who are often overlooked, but who are equally as important in God's eyes.
Doug Roper
Sculpture
210.684.6368 (studio) 210.844.6233 (cell)
Doug Roper, a San Antonio artist with a lifelong exposure to fine art strives for perfection in both his life and work. Roper believes he has a responsibility to develop and refine his God-given talent. He signs his works with an Ichthus as a personal statement of faith. Roper’s completed images attain historical and anatomical accuracy that successfully transmit his passion for natural beauty and his belief that art has the power to help the viewer envision and experience the spirit of a person, place and time.
Roper’s love for art and history began while spending his childhood in Europe, South America and various parts of the United States. Roper’s formal training began as he attended the Warren Hunter School of Art. His first fifteen years as a professional were spent as a commercial artist, producing commercial pieces, architectural renderings, murals and watercolor paintings.
He now devotes his time creating commissioned sculptures and limited-edition bronzes. Roper has completed projects for New York’s War Dog Memorial, St. Mary’s University, Sandhill Shores Beachfront Development, Kelly Air Force Base, Cibolo Wilderness Foundation and the Air Force Academy in Colorado. His work can also be found in churches and private collections. Roper has exhibited in numerous galleries and art shows. He has also received a variety of awards which recognize the quality and authenticity of his work.
Charles Schubert
Oil & Acrylic Painting, Pastel, Sculpture, Relief
830.249.9559 (studio)
Charles Schubert was born in Hallettsville, Texas, a small town about midway between San Antonio and Houston. After obtaining a degree in physics from the University of Texas in Austin, Charles entered the Air Force. After the Air Force he moved to Boerne, Texas.
Charlie’s art is influenced by the classical works he visited repeatedly at Smithsonian museums, and by contemporary art he viewed at galleries across the nation. He developed sculpting and painting skills largely on his own, with help from occasional art classes and a growing library of art books. His sculptural works include small figurines, larger sculptures derived from body castings, and a variety of bas reliefs. For most of his sculptures, the entire creation process, from design through casting and final finishing, is done in his own studio. A small portion of his sculpture collection has been foundry-cast in bronze. To supplement the sculptures, Charles has occasionally produced pastel, watercolor and oil paintings. More recently, he has been concentrating on acrylics. Subject matters for his art include outdoor scenes, landscapes, animals, portraits and figures. He has also written a notebook full of songs, which he has performed now and then at small local venues.
