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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 In 2009 Barry illustrated an unpublished novel and began painting again.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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15July2013

Ted Jeremenko

Ted lives on Long Island and shows his work on Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, and throughout the country. His paintings of simple structures reflect an architect’s attention to form and detail. In 1962, he moved from Philadelphia to Manhattan to work for Citibank. The corporate environment stifled his creativity, and he lived for the weekends when he could get away to Long Island. Inspired, he put brush to canvas and continued to paint as a hobby throughout the 1970’s. Ted says he “places things where they are most pleasing.” Whether a boat or a building, the central object coexistsbharmoniously with its…

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15July2013

Eric Holch

Eric Holch has published a variety of poster reproductions of his work, usually images that are no longer available as a limited edition print. The posters are printed using 4-color offset lithography on heavy 80 lbs. cover stock paper. Some of the posters have been published by New York Graphic Society, Bruce McGaw Graphics or the are published and distributed by the artist directly. Eric Holch’s original prints are museum quality limited edition serigraphs. The artist uses an special oil based paint on 100% cotton rag paper. The entire process, from initial sketches, numerous color renderings, hand cut stencils, and…

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15July2013

Blaikie Hines

Blaikie was born in New York City in 1949. He has become known regionally for his portrayal of America’s past in a style reminiscent of the mid 19th century Hudson River School. His paintings combine a softness of light and a dramatic atmosphere. Blaikie studied at Ohio State University, The Britsh Museum, Yale University British Art Center Conservation Library, University of Delaware, and The New York Conservation Center. After graduation at Ohio State University, Blaikie lived in England for 5 years. After returning to America in 1976, he spent the next 14 years working in local galleries as a designer,…

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15July2013

Enid Hatton

Enid Hatton, a resident of Fairfield, CT, is a graduate of Boston College and attended the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA. She received her Masters Degree in Medical Illustration at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. She persued a highly acclaimed career as one of the top medical illustrators in the United States. She is also recognized for her portraiture and Landscapes. She has won awards from the NY Society of Illustrators, The Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club and many others. Enid is also proud to be a commissioned artist in the U.S. Air Force Art…

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15July2013

James Grabowski

James is a native of New Britain, CT. He received his bachelor’s degree from Central Connecticut State University in 1966, and also earned his MFA there in 1968. After leaving Central, he taught art for several years but soon found himself being commissioned for his painting and collages. For the last 20 years, he has devoted himself to his art, which he creates in his studio in Marlborough, CT. James has received commissions for his paintings from more than 100 national and international corporations. His work has also been sought by non-profit organizations such as Connecticut Public Television, the New…

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15July2013

Tony D’Amico

Tony D’Amico is an artist who defines his job simply as follows… “I am a visual journalist capturing scenes of everyday life that are too often overlooked. The resulting work conveys my idealized interpretation of the subject matter.” Beginning employment as a commercial artist/illustrator, Tony enjoyed a successful career in the corporate world working for such companies as American Home Products, Playtex, and PepsiCo. He then founded his own promotional marketing agency, Creative Alliance based in Southport CT. The client roster included, The Pepsi-Cola Company, AT&T, Tiffany & Company, ebay and the Guinness Importing Company. Evolving into one of the…

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