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15July2013

Roger Milinowski

Roger R. Milinowski, born 1946, in New York City, spent his early years in Peekskill, NY on the shores of the Hudson River. He received a comprehensive education in the visual arts and a degree in Industrial Design. Milinowski’s natural artistic ability surfaced very early in his life and was nurtured by a rich interaction with nature while living amidst the exquisite beauty in the Hudson River Valley and later in a picturesque costal Connecticut town. He was further inspired by yearly trips to the magnificent coast of Maine that eventually led to becoming a permanent resident. His studio/gallery now…

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15July2013

Edith McClean

Edith McClean (1922-2024), a long time resident of Rowayton, has exhibited at many local art societies such as the Stamford Art Association, the Maritime Center, The Painter’s Gallery, the Connecticut Women Artists in Stamford and also included was a one person show at the Darien Library in the summer of 2001. Other exhibitions included ones at the University of Alabama, the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, George Washington University and in Bury St. Edmunds, England. Edith McClean has studied art at the University of Alabama, Huntington College, George Washington University, and at Silvermine Guild. She has also studied with well-known…

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15July2013

Shawn McAvoy

The realistic approach that Shawn McAvoy reflects in his sculptures is a testament to his respect for the natural world. His attention to every detail is precise, depicting his subjects in an exceptional fashion, capturing extreme realism from every angle. Growing up on Long Island and spending time in the Adirondacks, Shawn developed an esteem for nature. Since he was a young man, Shawn had an opportunity to observe the wildlife of the North Country while staying at the family cabin in Indian Lake, New York and hiking through the woods. Shawn, a self taught artist, sketched the animals he…

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15July2013

Neil McAuliffe

Neil McAuliffe grew up on Cape Cod where he began to show an early interest in creating drawings and paintings of local sea and landscapes. Neil received his formal training at Massachusetts College of Art where he studied illustration. McAuliffe returned to Cape Cod after college as a freelance illustrator where he made a living creating renderings in pen and ink and watercolor of homes, boats, business and golf courses. In 1991 Neil was commissioned to paint a series of aerial views of various prestigious sights, which were published and sold in limited editions. A few of the sites include…

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15July2013

Dennis Lyall

An artist and illustrator that has spanned over 40 years

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15July2013

Michael Lowenbein

Michael Lowenbein (1935-2009): Michael was born in New York and began painting at the age of 10 by copying the work of Old Masters. After graduating from the High School of Music and Art he went on to Pratt Institute, earning a BA in Fine Arts. The army sent Michael to Paris where he ran the command photo lab. While there, the people and scenes of Paris became subject matter for his painting. Through most of his life, Michael combined his painting with a career in commercial art. His work as an illustrator appeared on the covers of Reader’s Digest…

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15July2013

Barry Levin

Barry has been around animals all his life. He portrays wildlife and animals in an extremely realistic and detailed manner. Each subject is carefully researched, for accuracy, so people can learn about the animals by viewing his work. Barry received a BA in “biology and art for medical illustration” in 1974 from Hartwick College. After doing a few shows and winning a few awards, he drifted away from his art for about 30 years. In 2009 Barry illustrated an unpublished novel and began painting again. Recent and upcoming individual show include: Max’s, Westport, CT, May 2010 New Canaan Nature Center,…

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15July2013

Kathleen Lee

Kathleen was born and raised on Long Island. She began her formal art training and The Stevenson Academy of Traditional Painting in Sea Cliff, NY while attending Long Island University. Lee worked in publishing for many years after receiving her degree in art history. As director of International Product Development, she traveled the world marketing Sesame Street products. In 1990, Lee resumed her art training at The National Academy of Design and The Art’s Student’s League. Kathleen works primarily with oils and enjoys a wide diversity of subject matter from marine paintings to pastoral scenes and portraits. She has painted…

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15July2013

Kevin Kerrigan

Artist Kevin J. Kerrigan is a nationally known renowned decoy carver. For the past 35 years, he has worked in the art of hand-carving and painting reproductions of antique waterfowl decoys. He specializes in precise replicas of the much-sought-after works of the last generation of master carvers such as Elmer Crowell, Shang Wheeler, Lem Dudley, Ward Brothers and Joe Lincoln. His work focuses on a wide variety of shore and water birds. A self-taught artist, Kevin came under the tutelage of the late Ralph Morrell, distinguished Zoologist Emeritus at the Peabody Museum in New Haven. Morrell, a long-time friend of…

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15July2013

David Jones

David has studied photography in the past and has taken college level painting and drawing classes, but he attributes his present talents to a rather archaic tradition. In the past, any person wishing to be an artist had to study as an apprentice under a master and only after years of training could this apprentice have a chance of becoming an artist. David worked side by side with his father (artist, R. Benjamin Jones) in the mid-80s and the elder’s critique process continued well into David’s professional career. “It often made me angry to hear what he had to say…

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