PROFILE

Alan F. Marblestone is a retired attorney who commenced his artistic education in the early 1980’s. He attended the Butwin School of Art for one semester followed by attending drawing and art classes at U.C.L.A. Extension Division for the next two years.

He subsequently attended Larry Gluck’s Mission Renaissance School in West Los Angeles for four years, being taught by William Martin. Thereafter for the next three years he painted at the Martin-Strong Studio in West Los Angeles. In 1995 he began painting in his own studio at his home in Carlsbad until 1998, when he opened a studio in Carlsbad Village, where he currently paints.

Mr. Marblestone paints mainly in the Old Masters’ style using their glazing techniques.

Mr. Marblestone’s work has been shown annually in the California State Bar’s Art Exhibits from 1988-2000. He has won two Best of Shows and innumerable first place ribbons in Oil Representational. Mr. Marblestone has shown his works in various juried exhibits including C.O.A.L. and the Del Mar Fair Art Shows.