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Neufeld Watercolors of Midcentury New York City Resurface
Gregory James Gallery’s extensive collection of original works by the late Russian-born artist Woldemar Neufeld has grown again—this time to include watercolors that bespeak the elegance and architectural intrigue of midcentury New York City. “Woldemar Neufeld’s vibrant use of colour, intriguing compositions and stylistic creativity will continue to charm viewers for decades,” said text from…
Read MoreNeufeld’s New York: Original Prints at Gregory James Gallery
Gregory James Gallery’s collection of original watercolors and linoleum block prints (linocuts) by the late Russian-born artist Woldemar Neufeld includes signature works showcasing the urban beauty and majesty of New York City in the middle of the 20th century. “The East River—its bridges, boats, and natural beauty—has inspired centuries of artists. But few have depicted…
Read MoreThe Gift Shop of New Milford: A Gregory James Gallery Neighbors Post
Park Lane Road/Route 202 northeast of New Milford center doesn’t get the visit-and-shop buzz of the downtown and Route 7 south, and it’s busy enough that drivers don’t have a chance to notice interesting places to discover as they whiz by on their way to destinations elsewhere. One of those hidden-in-plain-sight gems is The Gift…
Read MorePaintings & Sculpture by Michael Patterson at Gregory James Gallery
Gregory James Gallery now has several works available from Roxbury artist Michael Patterson’s Figure Studies and Abstract collections, as well as sculptures, including a standing nude in marble and an abstract piece, “Window Through,” made with various stone. Patterson, who has painted since childhood and cites living in Paris for three years in the mid-80s…
Read MoreNew Paintings by Jim Laurino Arrive at Gregory James Gallery
Litchfield artist Jim Laurino recently dropped off several new paintings at Gregory James Gallery, bringing to 13 the number of the artist’s works available to collectors. Laurino, who paints both in the studio and en plein air, favors a bold style for his evocative landscape paintings that appear faithfully representational at a distance and more…
Read MoreGregory James Gallery Showing Landscapes by Ira Barkoff
Gregory James Gallery is now showing a small suite of Litchfield artist Ira Barkoff’s paintings of landscapes that are more imagined than actual. The artist’s bold paintings, which seize viewers’ attention, reflect a heightened aesthetic as Barkoff favors an intuitive response to the power of place, time, and conditions over fidelity to a specific scene.…
Read MoreHearst CT, New Milford Spectrum Feature Gregory James Gallery & Framing Shop
The New Milford Spectrum and CT Insider feature Gregory James art gallery and custom framing operation in a great story published online Aug. 9 about our new, larger location at 149 Park Lane Lane Road (Route 202) in New Milford. “The shop, which opened in mid-July, is in a perfect spot to catch the eye of…
Read MoreGregory James Gallery Is Expanding in New Location
Gregory James art gallery and custom framing operation are moving and expanding in a location less than a mile away on Route 202. Owner Greg Mullen purchased and renovated the former Concept Interiors building at 149 Park Lane Rd. and a mid-June move is planned, with a late June reopening anticipated. The current gallery…
Read MoreJim Laurino’s Anglophile Commission Via Gregory James Gallery
A collector reached out to Gregory James Gallery owner Greg Mullen this spring with a request for a commission that had a twist. “One of my favorite artists is Walter Schofield (deceased) and Jim Laurino’s work is in some ways similar, and in some ways unique,” the collector wrote in inquiring if Laurino, who…
Read MoreRobert Ferrucci Abstract Paintings Arrive at Gregory James Gallery
Robert Ferrucci is best known for his contemporary American folk art paintings that pay homage to the rural landscape and its iconic structures, but as his work has embraced a stronger palette, richer colors and bolder shapes and forms, the Putnam County, N.Y., artist has also turned to abstraction. “The new work can best be…
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