Paradise Valley’s new artist in residence finds inspiration in travel

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Martin Galbut stands by an easel holding his latest landscape picturing the Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix in his home studio on Wednesday, Sept. 16, in Paradise Valley.

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Martin Galbut relaxes in a chair on the patio of his home studio with desert greenery behind him on Wednesday, Sept. 16, in Paradise Valley.

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Martin Galbut signs a small painting on wood at the desk in his studio on Wednesday, Sept. 16, in Paradise Valley.

(Independent Newsmedia/Allison Kotzbauer)

Martin Galbut holds paintbrushes next to one of his paintings.

(Photo submitted by Martin Galbut)

In a winding Paradise Valley neighborhood, a Spanish-style house sits among greenery and desert foliage.

Beyond its circular drive follow the stone-paved path to a casita with large wooden windows letting the sun streak through, vines climbing its walls and views of the golden Arizona mountains.

It's here that Paradise Valley’s newest artist in residence, Martin Galbut, has made his studio for decades.

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