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As we go to Press with our first gallery newsletter of 2015, I hope and trust that your new year is off to a wonderful start! The first two months of the year finds our Scottsdale gallery very busy indeed with a series of artist showcases on exhibit. We are delighted to present our first feature showcase for New Mexico painter Dinah Worman. Worman’s landscape paintings are instantly recognizable for their clarity and depth. Working in both oil and pastel, her work ranges from representational to imaginative variations taken from a creative viewpoint of man and his relationship to the landscape. Canadian Jeremy Browne is enjoying great success in the American art market. Jeremy grew up in the northern most part of Brampton Ontario, spending much of his childhood near the vast farming communities. It was this early influence that led Jeremy to paint the rural landscape and architectural features of the area.
Kathleen Dunphy, Beachcombing, 18 x 36 inches, Oil, $5600
The McCaw triumvirate, comprised of Dan McCaw and sons John and Danny, join forces for Family Expressions, a special showcase of new works by this talented and dynamic family of California artists. All three share a core principal in their work, which is based on expressing feeling and emotion using the fewest elements and the most direct approach. The exhibit Coastal Connections brings together a group of some of the finest plein air painters in the country who have spent the last few months gathering material from the east coast to the west coast for this ocean inspired show. The ocean has always held special allure for artists,
Matt Smith, Low Tide, 18 x 30 inches, Oil, $7,900
whether capturing the surf breaking over a rocky coastline, a schooner slicing through waves, or a brilliant sunset as it dips below the horizon. Figurative works continue to be favorite genre among collectors of representational art. Our show, Essence of the Human Form, features four outstanding figurative painters; Michael Malm, Albin Veselka, William Whitaker and guest artist Christina Cooper. The show will include variety of subjects from ballerinas to figures set in a landscape composition. Please note that our newsletter offers only a sampling of the available artwork from these upcoming shows. Please visit our website for a comprehensive look at all the new works featured. We look forward to assisting you with your art collecting needs in the year ahead. Maryvonne Leshe Managing Partner Michael Godfrey, Pacific Power, Big Sur, 16 x 20 inches, Oil, $8,000