Forests, Farms, and Riverways: 50 Years of Kestrel Land Trust
Nobody knows the area better than John Gnatek. As a teen he started doing murals for the Big E and he has been documenting the region ever since. For over 50 years John has created a lasting visual record of the changing seasons and transforming storefronts that we in Western Massachusetts call home.
John was born and raised on a small farm in Hadley, Massachusetts. It was here that he and two of his brothers, Michael and Frank, studied under local artist Stephen Hamilton of Amherst and began their careers in art. R. Michelson Galleries is proud to present his depictions of our ever-changing Pioneer Valley.
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Cows, Fort River Hadley
15×21 in
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Fly Fishing the Deerfield
8×11 in
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Falling Leaves
32×48 in
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Northampton and the Connecticut River From the Summit House
11×21.75 in
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Mt Snow From Rice Hill Road
15.5×21.5 in
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Connecticut River from Mt Sugarloaf
9×12 in
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Cows in Stream
8×10 in
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Cows in the Shade of Willow Trees
11×14 in
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Barnyard Roundup
8×10 in
See more of John’s work on his gallery page here.
