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CHARLES MUENCH
Landscape Artist
Recent Accomplishments:
2022 Coeur d’Alene Art Auction, Reno, NV
2022 Solo Exhibition Carson Valley Museum, Gardnerville, NV
2022-2002 California Art Club’s Annual Gold Medal Exhibition.
Pasadena Museum of Art, Autry Museum, Hilbert Museum, Bowers Museum, CA
2012 Gold Medal Award, Irvine Museum Award.
2011 Southwest Art Award of Excellence.
2010 Gold Medal Award-Edgar Payne Award for Best Landscape.
2019-2007 Annual One Man Show, Galerie Gabrie, Pasadena, CA
2017-2016 Small Works Great Wonders, National Cowboy and
Western Heritage Museum, Oklahoma City, OK
2016 American Art in Miniature Exhibit, Settlers West, Tucson, AZ
2015-2014 Coeur d’Alene Art Auction, Reno, NV
2014-2013 Land Scape Show, Stremmel Gallery, Reno, NV
2017-1999 Maynard Dixon Country Annual Exhibition
Maynard Dixon Estate, Mt. Carmel, UT
About Charles Muench:
Charles is an artist living in between the Sierra Mountains and the high plains desert of Nevada. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts-with great distinction degree from San Jose State University. He studied primarily under Maynard D. Stewart, a student of Frank Vincent DuMonds and the son of renowned Utah landscape painter, LeConte Stewart. After receiving his degree, Charles attended classes at the Art Students League with David Leffel, Michael Burban, Jack Faragasso, and others. In 1992, Charles moved to Madrid, Spain, where he painted the city and countryside, studied Velasquez, copied master works in the Prado, and attended classes at the Circulo Bellas Artes.Charles was featured in Tahoe Quarterly Mountain Home 2017 and the Nov/Dec 2016 issue of Art of the West- Celebrating Our National Parks. He was the featured cover artist in the April 2013 issue of Southwest Art magazine. He has been included in the July 2012 issue of Art of the West magazine and has been featured in the June 2010 American Art Collector, June 2007 and the June 2003 issue of Southwest Art, as well as the December 2011 and May 2005 issue of Plein Air magazine.
