A cup on a pale peachy pink napkin.
This painting is 11x14, and done on canvas paper.
It is available for $100.
posted by Amy Albert @ 4:25 PM
3 comments
My Paintings
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Friday, October 06, 2006
A cup on a pale peachy pink napkin.
This painting is 11x14, and done on canvas paper.
It is available for $100.
About Me
- Name: Amy Albert
- Location: New York, United States
I have been painting for many years. I consider myself a Colorist. After graduating from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, I went on to become a successful Textile and Surface Designer in New York City. My Design Work resulted in collections of rugs, fabrics, paper products, and tableware for the Apparel and Home Furnishings Industries. Although I received immeasurable satisfaction from my work in the Textile and Surface Design Field, I continued to pursue my Fine Art. Since moving to the famous artists’ town of Woodstock, New York, I hve focused my creativity on Fine Art. I have taken classes and intensive workshops at the Woodstock School of Art with Jordan Wolfson, and Karen O’Neil. I also studied privately with Ms. O’Neil, who in turn studied with Henry Hensche. My paintings can be found in private collections throughout the country. I am represented by Art Gallery 333 in North Falmouth, Massachusetts; Gallery Central in Hot Springs, Arkansas; and more recently by The Millbrook Gallery in Concord, New Hampshire. View more of my work at my website, www.yessy.com/AmyAlbert
3 Comments:
I really like the color in all your pieces. This one especially since the values are close, the color temperature becomes very important and works very well here. I'm enjoying seeing your work each day.
I enjoy your color as well. Nice work.
Hi Amy. I think we last spoke in 1972 or 3 while you were still studying at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. You lived above Marianne and me on Park Drive. You paint so very beautifully! It's a joy to see what you have done with your remarkable gift. I hope that your life has been filled with good things. Congratulations. John Wood
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