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15May2018

Tina Underwood

Whether painting still life or landscape, oil painter Tina Underwood’s vision is the same: a passion for natural realism, the play of light, the beauty of place and things.  Working from life in her studio, she strives for a strong composition of vessels, flowers and other objects, and uses fabrics to create a sense of movement.  Out in the field, she paints studies of the landscape to be used for larger works in the studio.  The flow of light is a key element, inspired by the Dutch master painters. “It’s so Dutch!” is a comment on her work that she…

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15February2018

Charles Gulbrandsen

Primarily executed in oil, using aggressive brushwork and multiple glazing layers, each piece begins as a rapid sequence of arcing gestures and, like a photograph coming into focus, they develop as paintings, emerging from chance; exploring the encounter between the natural and the perceived world. In the past few years Charles Gulbrandsen has become increasingly interested in the physical language of light and the ordering of perception. And to challenge that order is to inhabit a place in which one is never quite certain of its scale, where space and light are not separate phenomena, where special knots and luminous…

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27September2017

Julie van Norden

Julie van Norden began her art career in 1986. Although she has studied with many teachers at different institutions, her primary influences were Hilary H. Holmes and Harvey Dinnerstein, two well-known figurative painters at the world-renowned Art Students League of New York. She started her career painting portraits, working out of a studio on New York’s Union Square. Her portrait work can be found in collections from Texas to New York to England. Working out of a new studio as a member of WALA (Wilson Avenue Loft Artists) in South Norwalk CT, Julie still does portraits, but her current work…

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07August2017

Lois Fisher

Lois Fisher attempts to capture the mood of a particular scene – and the emotion that it evokes. It may be the mayhem of Times Square, the tranquility of a Cape Cod marsh, or the mood expressed by an individual’s face. For her, oil paint is the ideal medium for conveying that expression; the buttery texture can be used for energetic impasto brushwork or diluted for delicately transparent effects.Lois Fisher subjects range from figures, interiors, cityscapes, and landscapes. She particularly enjoys painting places that she knows intimately: New York City and Cape Cod. Lois Fisher grew up in New York and…

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02May2017

Caroline O’Callaghan

“Art and design have been an inspiration throughout my life.” — Caroline O’Callaghan Starting her career at House Beautiful magazine, Caroline O’Callaghan further expanded her design education working at a boutique Interior Design firm on Madison Avenue in New York City, while she took the opportunity to study colors and painting at New York School of Interior Design. Classes in studio art and art history have also spurred her interest in the world of art and painting. Caroline has worked extensively in both interior and architectural design. She is passionate about this form of spacial design, it resonates with her and has greatly influenced her painting style. Caroline O’Callaghan paints with…

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31January2017

Sharon Hathaway

Take a Walk Through the American Landscape. “My paintings celebrate unique, tranquil landscapes inviting the viewer into the painting. I want you to feel the sand under your feet, smell the vegetation or the ocean air, and hear the birds, the waves, or the crunch of leaves. I want you to feel the same release of tension and uplift in spirit I feel when I‘m taking a walk & enjoying nature.” Sharon Hathaway grew up in the Mid West. She has been drawing since she was old enough to hold a pencil and painting since she was 13. She earned…

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12January2017

Charlotte Sabbagh

Danish artist Charlotte Sabbagh currently lives in Rowayton, CT. She studied in New York at Parsons Fine Arts program, NYC Studio School and Silvermine CT. Charlotte gets her inspiration from her native country Denmark where she spends each summer. She is drawn to the contrast of light and dark in the water, sky horizons, atmosphere and the natural beauty of the world we live in. These images are expressed in the colors, textures and mixed media used in each painting. Throughout her extensive travels she is enlightened by different cultures, perceptions, and the love of life. Her catalog of work…

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12December2016

Rosemary Banfield

Rosemary lives on the outskirts of Boston, MA where she works from her home studio as a full time painter and illustrator. She was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa and studied at the Johannesburg College of Education, specializing in elementary education and art. As a teacher and an artist, Rosemary experienced first hand the positive effects of art and creativity on the children she taught, and this engendered in her a deep love of illustration and visual story-telling. Rosemary has exhibited and sold paintings in South Africa and in the United States and has illustrated two children’s books.

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01December2016

A. D. Blake

AD Blake’s historical marine oil paintings range from gaff-rigged classic yachts, square-sailed sailing ships to historical America’s Cup races and contemporary sailing scenes. His historical maritime art is painted in a traditional style showing the beautiful details of the yachts and their rigging. The paintings are often historic yachting harbour scenes, including Newport, Nantucket, New York, Martha’s Vineyard, Marblehead, Boston, Cowes, Isle of Wight, Auckland and Venice; or blue-water ocean races. Most of the historical America’s Cup races have been captured including the first race around the Isle of Wight won by the yacht “America.”

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03November2016

Anda J. Styler

Anda lives in Sherman, Connecticut and began painting in acrylics when she was 16. From there she also went on to discover oil painting. Acrylics, however remain her favorite medium, which she has worked in for over 35 years. She attended Parson School of Design and graduated in 1983 with her bachelors degree. She has had many accomplishments in the art world, including interviews with both local and national publications, such as American Art Collector, Who’s Who in America, Country Gardeners Magazine, Victoria Magazine, numerous awards and recognition for work as a painter. Her paintings and techniques are published in…

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