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A native to the tiny Colorado mountain town of Idaho Springs, Ron Pallow was surrounded and fascinated by the state's history from the very beginning. Art was also a natural inclination from early on, and his skill in drawing was advanced many times over through experimentation and hard work, but it wasn't until college that a career in art became a consideration. In 1995, at the age of 21 he founded High Lines Fine Art and began promoting his work by way of various galleries and shows around Colorado. |
| Not satisfied with the results of all that, he opened his own gallery in Georgetown in 1997, then two and a half years later relocated it to Idaho Springs, and it continued to grow, often at the cost of his own artistic inspiration. Ron's own drawing and painting work was severely neglected in order to sell that of the many other local and national artists High Lines Fine Art had come to represent, and so after four successful years he abruptly decided to close his gallery in order to concentrate more on expanding his own artistic endeavors. |
Following the closure of the gallery at the end of 2001 he traveled much of Europe over the next few years, studying the old masterpieces, practicing new ideas, and broadening his views in every aspect of life. After a short time at the Florence Academy of Art, a classical styled school in Italy, he returned to his beloved Colorado and resumed creating, with all the new influences and inspirations of his many experiences... |
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