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New Paintings & Painters:
William Irvine, Jacob Cooley, Zane Hochberg, Donny Finley, Alyce
Frank
Sat. July 17 - Thur. Aug 12, 2010
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William Irvine is a native of Scotland and well-known for his
paintings of coastal regions in the United States, Great Britain
and Europe. He has a contemporary primitive style and a highly
original way of presenting objects and natural phenomena. Jacob
Cooley paints the regions of his native North Carolina,
presenting them with a stark beauty. Zane Hochberg is an
abstract painter who brings this style to a series of energetic
figurative watercolors. Donny Finley, a member of the American
Watercolor Society, is one of American’s top painters in that
medium. His range of subjects varies from architectural details
to scullers rowing. Alyce Frank’s vibrant colors, strong
compositions, and simplified shapes convey the strength and
power of the landscape of Southwestern United States. The works
of all of these artists are highly collectible. |
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March Avery
Sat. Sept. 11 - Thur. Oct 7, 2010
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March Avery developed her artistic talent from an early age with
the help of some of America’s most notable twentieth-century
artists, including her father Milton Avery, Mark Rothko and
Barnett Newman. The strongest influence on her painting style
and technique was surely her father; however, March brings her
own marvelous color sense and unique vision to the world she
paints. Her work is found in many major museums and private
collections throughout the United States. |
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French Post-Impressionists
Sat. Oct. 9 - Thur. Nov. 4, 2010
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This exhibit will feature a number of French Post-Impressionist,
including work by Georges Manzana-Pissarro, Rene Sautin, Julian
Feron, Jules Emile Zingg, Robert Antoine Pinchon, Andre Raffin,
Maximilian Luce. All these artist came after the Grand Masters
(Claude Monet, Pissarro, Sisley, Bonard, Signac and Lebasque).
They were greatly influenced by the Grand Masters and painted in
the same geographical area (Normandy)
These
Post-Impressionists have attained varied levels of critical
achievement, such as Maximilian Luce,Pinchon and others and are
on their own right highly collectable.We are very proud of being
able to bring these artists to our audience and hope that you
will avail yourself of the opportunity to acquire their work. |
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Roxie Munro
Sat. Nov. 6 - Thur. Nov. 25, 2010
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Roxie Munro is one of the most well-known illustrators in the
United States. Her most notable paintings are of New York City
where she lives and paints. Her paintings have appeared on the
cover on the New Yorker magazine fourteen times. Ms. Munro is
also a premier illustrator of all kinds of books, her most
well-known being the Inside-Outside Series of Childrens’ Books.
Her paintings and illustrations have been exhibited extensively
and are represented in public and private collections
everywhere. |
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Joseph Sheppard
Sat. Dec. 4 - Fri. Dec. 31, 2010
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Joseph Sheppard has been painting and sculpting for over 50
years. Sheppard’s versatility allows him to paint landscape,
still-life, and figurative compositions with equal aplomb. His
figurative sculptures have brought him great notoriety – he was
recently named best Sculptor in the World by the city of
Pietrasanta, Italy. The University of Maryland has just opened a
museum dedicated to displaying the works of Sheppard over his
long and productive career. His paintings and sculptures can be
found in the permanent collections of museums world-wide. |
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Paul and Gerald Hennesy
Sat. Jan. 8 - Fri. Jan 28, 2011
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Gerald Hennesy and Paul Hennesy have been exhibiting with
Marin-Price Galleries for over eighteen years. Gerald Hennesy
paints the farms and landscapes of his native Virginia, as well
as Parisian scenes and the French countryside. His style is
loosely impressionistic – his concern being to convey the
vibrancy, light, and beauty of the scene before him. Paul
Hennesy is more well-known for his landscapes of small villages
in the rural countryside of France. Like the French
Impressionists, Paul is interested in capturing the light and
atmosphere of the scene. However, his penchant for realism and
detail bring more solidity and structure to his paintings. The
paintings of both Hennesy’s are in major public and private
collections |
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