A Small Painting, (for me), 18x20... I liked the reflection of the Lemon in the Blueish, White Jar.
It is oil on stretched canvas
This painting is for sale for $225.
posted by Amy Albert @ 2:48 PM
2 comments
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Wednesday, October 04, 2006
A Small Painting, (for me), 18x20... I liked the reflection of the Lemon in the Blueish, White Jar.
It is oil on stretched canvas
This painting is for sale for $225.
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
2 Comments:
Hi Amy, what are wonderful painter you are. This piece is beautiful. Love the colors and quality of light. Looking forward to seeing more.
Amy...Just discovered your LUSH site! I took an INTENSE (as in get yer money's worth) workshop last year with Camille Przewodek, in CA. Now totally indulging myself in color. Some of the "brown-gravy" school just don't understand. Their loss; our gain.
S.Jersey Boy
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