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09September2014

James K. Ryan

James K. Ryan, Jr. is a Greenwich native who pursued a 20 year career in surveying and map-making prior to returning to his first calling of marine and landscape art.  Mr. Ryan studied painting at the University Of Connecticut School Of Fine Arts, Storrs, CT. and has continued his studies on his own.  His awards have included Best in Show in the 2011 Mavis Fenner Memorial Juried Exhibition at the Rowayton Arts Center, First Place Acrylic in the 2012 and 2014 Rowayton Arts Center Marine & Coastal Exhibition, Second Place Acrylic in the 2014 Art Society of Old Greenwich Open…

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05June2014

Mary Morant

“Living by the water inspires me every day. I feel lucky to be surrounded by the colors of nature and it’s ever changing light. Having lived in France and Holland, the sky was always an important part of French and Dutch painting—and life—evoking several different moods. The places I have lived have become a part of me and what I value. My paintings are an attempt to share with others the images that stay with me even after I leave.” Designer and painter, Mary has been involved in the visual arts for over 25 years. After earning her BFA from…

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13March2014

Tim Eaton

Mr. Tim Eaton has been painting landscape scenery for as long as he can remember. The works he produces are conceived entirely from recollections and imagination. Though constantly studying nature through observation and the use of digital photography, there are never any visual references near his easel. He is able to work this way following many years of traveling and painting watercolors “a la plein air” across the United States but also in faraway places such as France, Italy, Turkey and China. This approach finds its premise and its intent in a quote which is displayed in his studio by…

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05December2013

Susan Durkee

“THE ART OF PORTRAITURE IS MY LIFE LONG COMMITMENT.  I SEE EACH NEW PORTRAIT COMMISSION AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO RECORD FOR POSTERITY THE UNIQUE SPIRIT OF AN INDIVIDUAL, NOT ONLY FOR THE FAMILY, BUT FOR GENERATIONS TO COME. A PORTRAIT IS A TIMELESS EXPRESSION OF LOVE AND HONOR.” An award-winning artist, Susan Boone Durkee works out of her Redding, Connecticut studio, The Lobster Pot, so named by Mark Twain who owned the property at the turn of the century. Susan graduated from Greens Farms Academy, attended one year at the School of Fine Arts at Boston University, and received a…

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15July2013

Marlene Wiedenbaum

Marlene Wiedenbaum, PSA-MP is a graduate of Queens College, SUNY New Paltz and attended the Art Students League in New York City. Her award-winning paintings have been exhibited internationally, including the International Pastel Artists Invitational in Taiwan and the Xi’an Museum in China. Her work is among six International Master Pastelists featured in two textbooks commissioned by the Taiwanese government. Wiedenbaum has been featured in several art publications, the most recent being the June 2021 edition of VIC Pastel, the Newsletter of the Pastel Society of Victoria, Australia. In 2015, Fine Art Connoisseur featured her Hudson Valley Landscapes in their…

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15July2013

Robert Weinstein

“New York lures me to the canvas. The city is a part of me,” says Weinstein, a native of Manhattan now living in North Easton, Mass. A New York University communications graduate, Weinstein established himself as a producer, director and writer of national television musical specials and film. But he found his passion for painting after being lured into a local art store. He is largely self-taught, other than taking a handful of classes at the New York Museum of Modern Art and from the Hudson Valley School of Painting. His unique talent, technique and vision are evident in his…

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15July2013

Robert Waltsak

Robert is a plein-air impressionist oil painter of landscape and still life. He has been painting all of his life and attended the School of Visual Arts in New York, Newark School of Fine Arts, and the Ridgewood Art Institute in New Jersey. He has exhibited his work at the HBO Corporate Gallery in New York, Lambertville Gallery of Fine Arts, and The Hastings on Hudson Museum. He was also an award winner at the Ridgewood Institute of Juried Show in 2002. Robert says his palette was influenced by Frank Vincent Dumond of the Hudson River School and is a…

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15July2013

George Stewart

George Stewart is a Connecticut born artist, currently residing in Ridgefield. George began painting as a young boy, and as a teenager studied under world-renowned watercolorist, Frederick Whitaker. His formal training continued at The Silvermine Art School in New Canaan, Connecticut from 1966 through 1968. Although working for many years as a technical illustrator, his passion continues to be painting. George has always had a strong emotional connection with his surroundings and with the changing seasons. He believes that certain feelings evoked by a particular scene at a moment in time can only be expressed visually and he says that…

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15July2013

Gene Sparkman

(1941-2010) Master pastelist, Gene Sparkman’s work is in many private, corporate and permanent public museum collections world-wide, such as, the Butler Institute of American Art, Franklin Library, The Smithsonian, et al. He was a director of the Pastel Society of America and elected Master Pastelist in 1984. Exhibitions and major awards include Salmagundi Club, NYC; Allied Artists of America, NYC; Pastel Society of America, NYC; Manchester Institute of the Arts, NH; Canton Art Institute, OH; Butler Institute of American Art, OH; New Britain Museum of American Art, CT; Society of Illustrators, NYC; Society of Illustrators, CA; Rameau Palais, Paris, France,…

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15July2013

Karl Soderlund

NEW! Symbolism stems from an idea of using representational symbols to create scenes within paintings and tell the story of the subject. In these paintings the subjects are well known icons. However, the real story is what is revealed within the painting. Like a puzzle, the closer you look, the more symbols you will find. ___________________________________________________ Karl Soderlund has developed a new style of painting “Splatter Art.” Karl literally splatters paint onto a canvas that allows him to create amazing landscapes, seascapes and portraits.  By utilizing a brush, much like a conductor directs an orchestra, Karl splatters color onto his…

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