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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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15July2013

Murray Smith

A simple still life and a sunlit winter scene. What do they have in common? They are both illuminated by the light effect, the prismatic flow of light. The action of light on the subject. Frank Vincent DuMond, a great teacher and noted painter who developed the prismatic palette, influenced many prominent American artists. DuMond was quoted as saying, “Silently glowing over this whole landscape is a rainbow. You must learn to see it. It is there always and if you can get hold of that, you have something worth going after.” Master painter, John Philip Osborne has continued his…

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15July2013

Liron Sissman

Liron Sissman’s oil paintings help transport viewers by uplifting the spirit, engaging the senses and bringing the power of nature indoors. Liron’s art is collected by organizations nationwide and by individuals on three continents. Her paintings won multiple awards and are written about extensively. Liron’s art was selected by Ambassador Kenneth Juster for the US Embassy in New Delhi, India as part of Art in Embassies, a program curated, funded and run by the US State Department. Liron’s art is also featured in Something Borrowed, a Warner Bros. film starring Kate Hudson, John Krasinski, Ginnifer Goodwin and Colin Egglesfield. It…

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15July2013

Eileen Serwer

Eileen Serwer is a resident of New York City and the East End of Long Island. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hunter College in New York and attended classes at The Art Students League and the Pastel Society of America, where she is a signature member and taught a landscape workshop in April 2012. Serwer is also a signature member of the Pastel Society of the West Coast, and a juried member of the Degas Pastel Society and the National Association of Women Artists. Serwer is also included in Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in the…

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15July2013

Richard Pionk

Richard Cletus Pionk (April 26, 1936 – June 5, 2007), beloved instructor of painting at the Art Students League of New York and president of the Salmagundi Club, died June 5, 2007, but his work stands as a masterclass in still life painting, primarily in oils and pastels. Born April 26, 1936 in Moose Lake, MN, Pionk moved to New York City where he made a life revolving around painting and teaching. Best known for his still lifes, portraits, and interior scenes in oils and pastels, Pionk learned much about classical still life painting by spending hours in his beloved…

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15July2013

Alain Picard

Garnered top awards throughout the Northeast

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15July2013

Susan O’Shea

My painting medium is oil; my subject matter includes landscape, still-life, portraits and figures (especially my grandchildren); and my style could be termed realist/impressionist. Light, color and form all excite me, but reflective surfaces have always held a particular appeal. Sunlight dancing on water, shapes refracted through glass, trees mirrored in still water, color and shape reflected on a metal surface, light defining a child’s luminous skin. I love to paint it all! Marymount-Manhattan College B.A. Fine Arts College of New Rochelle M.A. Art Education Southern Ct State University State of CT Art Teaching crediential Additional Art Study at SUNY…

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15July2013

Kim Muller-Thym

Growing up on a farm in Maryland, Kim has always loved nature and being outdoors. In 2004, she moved with her husband to Old Saybrook on the Connecticut River. There Kim has immersed herself in the beauty of New England’s shoreline, painting seascapes and landscapes. For the past ten years, Kim has painted exclusively in oils. Her style is impressionistic, directly inspired by what she sees and feel outdoors. She usually does 9” X 12” plein air studies which she then converts to larger paintings in the studio. She has strong brush strokes and an appreciation for color, light and…

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