Posts Tagged ‘paintings’
New Acquisition: Woldemar Neufeld Lake Waramaug Oil Painting
Gregory James Gallery has added a rarity to its collection of original watercolors and linoleum block prints (linocuts) by the late artist Woldemar Neufeld – a large oil painting of Lake Waramaug that appears to be from the 1970s. The 36-by-48-inch painting came from the estate of a former lake resident and is available to…
Read MoreGregory James Gallery Offering Signature Frank Metz Landscapes
Two of landscape painter Frank Metz’s strongest works from the early 1970s are now on display and available at Gregory James Gallery. Metz, who has a home in Roxbury, CT, and recently turned 96 is known for impeccable draftsmanship that provides the foundation for highly evocative works that have evolved over the years from an…
Read MorePavilion Hall in New Preston: A Motif No 1 for Gregory James Gallery Artists
Historic Pavilion Hall may not have the status of Motif No. 1 in Rockport, Mass., but the stylish building perched at the top of New Preston center is a favorite subject for Gregory James Gallery artists. Jim Laurino recently dropped off a new painting of Pavilion Hall as it looks today under the caring ownership…
Read MoreThe Allure of Seascape Paintings: Regional Masters at Gregory James Gallery
For me a work of art must be an elevated interpretation of nature. The search for the ideal has been the purpose of my life. In landscape or seascape, I love above all the poetic motif. —William-Adolphe Bouguereau Art lovers and collectors have treasured seascapes for centuries, and for good reason. Landscape painting as a…
Read MoreWelcoming Spring With the Paintings of Ralph Della-Volpe, an Unsung Modern Master
Gregory James Gallery welcomes Spring with the light and brightness of the late artist Ralph Della-Volpe, an unsung modern master, as well our popular regional landscape artists Thomas Adkins and Jim Laurino. A Millbrook, N.Y. artist who died at age 94 in November 2017, Della-Volpe based each painting on his observation of something in nature that…
Read MoreThe Allure of Winter Landscapes at Gregory James Gallery
“I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape—the loneliness of it, the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it, the whole story doesn’t show.” —Andrew Wyeth The arrival of winter occasioned a National Public Radio (NPR) rhapsody about the special bond between artists and the season…
Read MoreChris Magadini’s Litchfield Hills Paintings Extend a Vibrant Tradition
The pretty rural towns of the Litchfield Hills have provided a haven for artists since the late 18thcentury, including painters and sculptors as famous as Cleve Gray, Jasper Johns, and Alexander Calder, as well as members of the vibrant Kent Art Colony in the first decades of the 1900s, and so many others. Christopher Magadini,…
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