Archive for Artists
Alan Fishman
Born and raised in New York City, Alan Fishman has been an artist for more than forty years. He received a BFA from Cornell University, with further study and years of residence in Italy. Fishman’s works are continually exhibited in group and solo exhibitions, and can be found in many collections around the world. His [...]
Read moreB.M. McMullen
Artist B.M. McMullen is known for his magnificent bronze and stone sculptures which can be viewed in such places as the National Cathedral in Washington D.C., the Vatican and around the world. Beside his commissioned monuments and portraits McMullen’s bronze limited edition sculptures have been one of the most sought after by art collectors [...]
Read moreJill Valliere
Jill Valliere was born in Quincy, Massachusetts in 1974. Jill’s early life was often filled with the serious responsibilities of assisting in the care taking of family members. At the age of 10, she started becoming interested in art; some of her first memories are of sitting on her mother’s bed late at night drawing [...]
Read moreBrian Mark
Brian Mark is a classically-trained artist whose work can be found world-wide, in such places as the Florence Nightingale Museum and Trust, the American Association of Architects, the US Embassy of the Ivory Coast, the Witt Family Memorial in the National Cathedral, Washington D.C, the Vatican in Rome and many private collections. Brian Mark has [...]
Read moreClara Cohen
It was during my growing up time that I was taught the foundations of drawing and painting. My mother, who is an artist, spent many afternoons teaching me about the anatomy of light, form, color theories, and oil painting. Teenage Years (1968 – 1974): There was the search for the Self. And there was art class. [...]
Read moreDonald Rainville
My paintings are created with house oil paints, largely acquired from mis-mixed colors at area paint supply stores and recycle centers. Generally, my paintings are on plywood or house-sheathing boards from discard sources and I sometimes paint on them as found. My intent, via the use of discarded material, is to capture the loss of [...]
Read moreHarold Garde Printmaker
Harold Garde was born New York City in 1923 and studied painting at the University of Wyoming and at Columbia University. ‘Strappo’ is a printmaking technique he discovered in the mid 1980s while cleaning his painting palette and he has explored and perfected the acrylic transfer on glass process extensively ever since. Garde has taught [...]
Read moreHarold Garde
Harold Garde was born in New York City in 1923. He attended public schools with three years as a science major at the College of the City of New York. In Wyoming, on the GI Bill of Rights after three years in the military (Army Air Forces, with time spent in the Philippines) he worked for the [...]
Read moreMaureen O’Keefe
The beads I collect have stories to tell. Someone somewhere made them; they’ve been worn; they’ve been traded. Some of them are hundreds of years old; others have been recently hand made in the valley of Pisac, Peru or in fire kilns in Ghana. They have all traveled across continents. Fancy Venetian beads I found in [...]
Read moreJohn Neville
John Neville’s nostalgic works of art of bygone days chronicle the folklore and daily lives of the local fishermen and their women from his childhood village. This popular Canadian artist, who splits his time between Nova Scotia and Maine, is a painter, printmaker and story teller who has engaged collectors throughout his long career with [...]
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