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10April2025

Lori Eubanks

Lori Eubanks draws inspiration by the French Impressionists, yet is dedicated to her unique approach to form. Her work is loose, intuitive and richly complex. Her medium of choice is oil and she is most often recognized for her colorful, vibrant palette. Eubanks finds inspiration traveling throughout the United States and Europe. She paints what moves her on an emotional level, and her work invites the viewer to look closer and connect with memories of familiar places. Eubanks recently spent time in Italy and is just beginning to paint the many beautiful sights and scenes she encountered there. She is…

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06February2025

Lev Meshberg

Lev Meshberg (1933-2007) was a Ukrainian-American painter known for his autobiographical works filled with personal symbols and enigmas. A figurative painter and colorist, his paintings blend recognizable objects with dream-like, ethereal light and color. He added physical depth to his art by layering pigments and materials, creating a sculptural effect that gained worldwide attention. Meshberg’s originality and unique three-dimensional approach to painting earned him worldwide attention with numerous exhibitions and collectors globally. Born in Odessa, Ukraine, on April 15, 1933, Meshberg began painting in childhood, winning first prize in the Ukrainian Annual Art Contest at 13. He studied at Odessa…

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09January2025

James Giaccio

James Giaccio is an emerging representational painter, with watercolor his preferred medium and still life and the figure his preferred subject matter. His artistic influences in watercolor include Winslow Homer, Paul Cézanne, John Singer Sargent, and Andrew Wyeth, along with contemporary artists Dean Mitchell, Marzio Tamer, and Stephen Scott Young. His painting methods – attention to detail, charged areas of saturated color, layered glazing, a palette incorporating titanium white and ivory black, and the use of dry brush at times, all supported by heavyweight cold-press Arches paper – lend a certain uniqueness to his work. He moves the image somewhat…

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05December2024

Rebecca J. Leer

Rebecca J. Leer earned a BFA in medical illustration from Rochester Institute of Technology, combining her love of art and biology. She then furthered her studies at the Art College of San Francisco and launched a career as an editorial illustrator. Her work can be seen in children’s books, magazines, the Franklin Institute Museum, and public and private collections. In 2001, while happening into the Ridgewood Art Institute in Ridgewood, NJ, she was captivated by the silvery North Light Studio and the paintings of Arthur Maynard and John Phillip Osborne, paintings using the prismatic palette developed by Frank Vincent DuMond….

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13November2024

Cécile Roberfroid

Cécile Roberfroid, a French/ American abstract painter, found solace and inspiration in art amidst her nomadic upbringing across countries like Niger, Yemen, and Congo. Her diverse experiences shaped her outlook and fueled her creativity, infusing her work with a dynamic and deeply personal essence. After earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts, she pursued further education with master’s degrees in psychology and art therapy. This multidisciplinary background deepened her understanding of human emotions and the therapeutic potential of artistic expression.Her education had a profound impact on the development of her intuitive abstract painting. In her…

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07October2024

Jason Pritchard

British-born American artist Jason Pritchard is best known for his seascape oil paintings of New England. He grew up in East Anglia in the UK, a region that inspired British landscape painters such as John Constable and Thomas Gainsborough who he greatly admires. During his childhood, his father owned a family printing business, so there was always an abundance of spare paper to hone his drawing skills from an early age. In his 20s he moved to London and took up watercolor painting, before he moved to New York in 2005, where he studied oil painting at the Art Students League…

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17July2024

Dana Goodfellow

Dana Goodfellow is an award-winning, third-generation artist. Her keen sense of light is the unifying quality and primary focus in her paintings and prints. Describing herself as a “colorist,” Goodfellow’s unique ability to blend and harmonize colors was perfected during an earlier, decade-long career in the fashion industry working for Saks Fifth Avenue, Anne Klein & Co, and Blassport Ltd. Although she often paints in the impressionist or abstract mode, her training has been in the classical tradition. She received a BA in Art and Art History from Marymount College in Tarrytown, NY, and has studied at the Art Students…

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10July2024

Peter Emerson

Working directly from life, Peter Emerson puts himself in the shoes of the 19th century painters. Like those men and women, he does not carry a camera with him. As he seeks out painting spots, he is ever conscious of the light. “Light can bring out the beauty in those things that otherwise appear ugly and distasteful. I am not just painting the beautiful creation; I’m painting light wherever I am, finding beauty in the undervalued as well as the obvious.” For as long as Peter can remember, he has been drawn to marine art. As an artist that paints…

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01March2024

Clayton Liotta

It all began for artist Clayton Liotta when he was found by a band of Gypsies, as an infant, by the side of the road, under a squashed cabbage leaf. Growing up among these kind-hearted people, he was taught the ancient art of broom making. He spent countless hours weaving straw into brooms and listening to stories told by tribal elders about the world beyond the roving caravans. Much of his free time was spent daydreaming and by taking bits of unused straw and, using them as makeshift pencils, drawing in the dirt…An artist was born! When finally old enough,…

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15January2024

Yasemin Tomakan

Yasemin Tomakan was born in Beverly Hills, California and was raised in Istanbul, Turkey and New York City. In addition to attending The Art Students League in Manhattan, she is a graduate of the Cooper Union School of Art and Engineering. With a BA in both fine arts and graphic design, she began her career in product package design. After having raised three children, she returned to painting as her main focus. A hands-on artist equally comfortable in pastel and oils, Tomakan immerses herself in the details of every piece she creates. She frequently works in oversized formats, which allows…

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