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Winter Wonderland
Exhibited Nov 1 to March 15, 2011
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Ken Knowles
Little Long Pond, MDI
12 x 24 Oil on Board
Kenneth J. Knowles is a well established talent, known widely throughout New England for his work in landscape impressionism. On a normal day, Knowles spends four to eight hours outside working on the beginning stages of one or two paintings. At any given time, he has as many as 15 projects in progress. He then brings the paintings into his studio for what can be days or months worth of 'finish' before he feels they are complete. "There are several ways to finish a painting, from just a few touches to weeks of adding texture and depth."
Ken was 17 years old when he sought out artists to teach him including well-known Rockport artists T.M. Nicholas and Stapleton Kearns. Later he studied also under John Terelak. He is a member of the Rockport Art Association. His awards include the Silver Brush Award from the American Art Association, the Edward and Elizabeth Schlemm Memorial Award for exceptional landscape in oil, and the Freda Gallery Award. Born in 1968, he is one of the strongest young American landscape painters.
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Paul Strisik N.A. (1918-1998)
Bingham Corners
w/c Signed 10x14
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Peter Bela Mayer (1887-1993)
Vermont Winter
10" x 14" oil, 16 x20 Framed
Peter Bela Mayer is primarily known for his impressionist works of the New England landscape and locations near his home on Long Island at Port Washington. He was born in Hungary and added the name Peter in the 1940s to avoid confusion with female painters. From 1908 to 1915, he studied at the National Academy of Design. He first earned public attention in 1914 when one of his pieces was shown at the Corcoran Gallery in Washington DC. During the 1920s, he exhibited at the Pennsylvania Academy of the fine Arts, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Brooklyn Museum. Source: 300 Years of American Art, by Michael David Zellman
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Walter C Hartson (American, 1866-1946)
Landscape with Houses (oil on canvas, 16x20)
In a frame measuring 22 x 26
Walter C Hartson, 1866-1946, was born in Iowa, studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, then in New York City, Holland and England. On his return from Europe he painted mainly in New York and New England including the Old Lyme and Litchfield Connecticut areas, exhibiting widely from the 1895 Atlanta Expo to Pennsylvania Academy, Chicago, National Academy of Design, Boston Art Club, Corcoran Gallery and more, and he won several prizes.
He lived in New York City early in the 20th century, settling upstate in Wassaic New York around 1917.In the 1930s he was honored in his mature years to be included in the New York State WPA Art Project, with its emphasis on artistic renderings of historic buildings to record them in their settings for posterity -- thus his late impressionist oils of old stone houses along rivers in New York's Columbia and Dutchess Counties. His work is in the permanent collection of the George Walter Vincent Smith Museum in Springfield MA. He is listed in Falk and other reference books such as Ness & Orwig "Iowa Artists of the First 100 Years".
Source: Peter Falk
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Ken Knowles
Winter Stream
24 x 30 Oil on Linen
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Paul Wesley Arndt, 1881-1978.
Winter Stream, (oil on canvas, 21" x 27")
frame from Belgium 26.5" X 32.25".
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Valley Farm
by Brad Betts
8 x 10 oil on canvas
Brad Betts paints a variety of landscape scenes from Maine’s dramatic shoreline. His paintings reflect his deep appreciation for the works of many fine artists, including Edward Hopper and the nautical scenes of John Stobart. Brad has been an artist for over 15 years and received his education from the University of Maine in Orono. He comes from a long line of artists that includes his father and grandparents. He has studied with Carolyn Blish and Don Demers and is a member of the American Society of Marine Artists. Brad loves the challenge of painting on location. “There is nothing like sitting in front of a Maine scene and painting it, when you hear the sounds of waves and birds and you smell the sea you truly get to be a part of the painting.” Brad hopes to give his viewers a sense that they too are a part of his scenes.
9 x 12 oil on canvas
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JOHN WENTWORTH (1911-1993)
WINTER IN THE WOODS
OIL ON CANVAS BOARD, 10 X14”
COND. VERY GOOD, SIGNED LR.
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Roger Deering
Goat Island Light From Cape Porpoise, Maine
14" x 18" Oil/Canvas
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Born in the country village of Saint-Malo, in the Eastern Townships southeast of Montreal, Yvon began drawing and painting nature from an early age. Largely self-taught, he is inspired by past masters of the Quebec landscape, Fortin and Suzor-Cote. He travels throughout the province from his home in Coteau-du-Lac painting primarily in oil and concentrating on the villages and landscapes of his native Quebec. He has won numerous awards over the past 30 years and exhibits in galleries throughout Canada and the US.
Journee d'Hiver, Notre-Dame des Monts
9 x 12 OIL ON CANVAS
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Winter Morning, Maine
Dennis Poirier
4 x 6 Oil on Canvas
Dennis Poirier grew up in Gloucester, Massachusetts. He began his studies Butera School of Art in Boston, then returned to Cape Ann to study with John C. Terelak and Ted Goerschner at the newly formed Gloucester Academy of Fine Arts. Later he moved to New York City to study at the Arts Student League winning the Charles J. Romans Memorial Award at his very first national exhibit at the Allied Artists of America Show.
Dennis is a member of many prestigious art associations including the Oil Painters of America, North Shore Arts Association,Rockport Art Association, the Copley Society of Art (a Copley Artist), the Hudson Valley Arts Association, and the Academic Artists Association.
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Winter in Blue Hill
Dennis Poirier
20 x 24 Oil on Canvas
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Jess Hobby 1871-1938
Spring Thaw
Oil on Board 16 x 20
$2500 Framed
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