If you know anything of my work you have some idea of the thread of optimism that runs through it. For 30 years I have been surprising and delighting my public, both within the museum walls and without.

Maryanne Jacobsen Fine Art

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Maryanne Jacobsen is a colorist and contemporary impressionist. She began painting in 2006 after an early retirement from a performing arts career allowed her the opportunity to indulge in a childhood dream to become a visual artist. With color the motivating factor in her desire to paint, she picked up a palette knife and the magic of creation began. The love affair is still in high gear eight years later, and Maryanne feels truly blessed to have found one more passion in a life that has been filled with artistic accomplishments.

While I rely on reality as my inspiration, I’m never a tight realist in my work.  Rather, I like to play with color and texture so that you know the painting surface has been touched and worked on.”

Whittredge’s paintings are now in the collections of numerous museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C.

Valeri Larko is best know for her densely painted landscapes of the urban fringe, all of which she paints on location. She is attracted to the decaying and abandoned structures that populated the outskirts of America’s urban centers and the stories these places can tell.

Visit Georgi at his Gallery:  Ditra Gallery 226 E. 83rd Street to lazy, then visit his website http://www.dimovart.com

After accomplishing the renaissance and using these techniques as a foundation, I have expanded into numerous art forms.  New works seem to emerge monthly. This summer my art is an explosion of accents of single color applied strategically to human body parts.  They rivet the viewer to experience color shock like a contemporary painting might do. All original creations and unique framing make these one-of-a-kind pieces an investment for your growing art collection.

Lana Ballot
Painting is my passion! Living on Long Island, I am lucky to be within a short distance to my favorite subjects – ocean, inlets, harbors and beaches. I mostly work in pastel, but also enjoy oils and watercolors.

In 2004, Redlin unveiled his most emotional collection entitled, “An American Portrait”. Considered by Redlin to be the most technically demanding project of his career, the series of 7 paintings tell the life story of a young American boy. The story was built around Redlin’s personal experiences and is his tribute to America.
In 2007, Terry Redlin retired from painting and print signing due to his personal struggle with Alzheimer’s disease.

 “I find it hard to categorize my work,” Marilyn admits. Her brush strokes vary from loose and playful to concise. Reminiscent of her major artistic influences, Claude Monet and Mary Cassatt, Marilyn’s florals are as representational as they are impressionistic.