The Skylight GalleryExpressions of Light
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| Light . . . " something of which we have a glimmer, sometimes very faint, here and there . . . great pictures are painted wth the use of most pure colors, and that these colors are so transformed to our vision that they seem to have gradations which do not actually exist in them. This is brought about by a science of juxtaposition and an employment of areas that are truly extraordinary." . . . by Robert Henri |
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| Engine Company
44 by McConney Oil on Canvas 16" x 12" Sold |
by Steve Sandler Acrylic on Canvas 13" x 13" Framed |
Beach Balls by Lisi Oil on Canvas 17" x 13" Framed |
Tree in Union
Square Park by Ronnie De Nota Oil on Canvas 16" x 12" |
Rodin's - The
Kiss by Mark Lerer 17" x 13" Framed Graphite on Paper |
Flight 1 by Gloria Lippmann Acrylic on Paper 16" x 12" Framed |
La Mandala by Elinore Schnurr Oil on Board 11" x 18" Framed |
Ken's Kitchen by McConney Painting on Canvas 40" x 30" |
Judy Yen with
her Dog Scotttie - 800 Victims by Claire Clark Bronze Relief 8" x 5 1/2" x 1 1/2" |
Model Resting by Joseph Catuccio Pencil on Vellum 16" x 12" Framed |
Morristown Tavern by Chris Pelletiere Oil on Canvas 14" x 11" |
Promenade by Jessica Mieles Watercolor on Paper 5" x 7" Unframed 12" x 16" Framed |
Purple Petunia by Joy Walker Crayon on Paper 13" x 17" Framed |
Soul Journey by Alice Grisant Watercolor Wash on Paper 11 1/2" x 13" Framed |
Summer by Richard Ahntholz 10" x 13" Framed Oil on Canvas |
Women & Children in San Miguel by Julia Foote Watercolor on Canvas 16" x 17" Framed $625 |
Dan Lynch Jr. by Myron Heise Oil on Canvas 12" x 12" |
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| Light --- " something of which we have a glimmer, sometimes very faint, here and there --- great pictures are painted wth the use of most pure colors, and that these colors are so transformed to our vision that they seem to have gradations which do not actually exist in them. This is brought about by a science of juxtaposition and an employment of areas that are truly extraordinary." --- by Robert Henri --- Click on the artists image to view more work by that artist --- |