Westport River Gallery

Lepetit's France, Southport (CT), St Tropez

New paintings featuring Saint Tropez, Southport (Connecticut), Paris and south of France have arrived by Henri Lepetit. His paintings are gutsy, bold, and positive. He paints with flair and without hesitation. He knows exactly where he is going and exactly how he is going to achieve the end result. Many of his paintings are figurative and involve people enjoying leisure activities. Lepetit possess a direct and fluent style, using thick creamy paint. His compositions entice by their delightful use of sparkling color. More works.

Provence in New Exhibit by HM Saffer

A new exhibit is underway for new works by Award winning artist HM Saffer. His new works at the Westport River Gallery include Provence, and are a unique blend of works by Klimt, Van Gogh and his own imagination. H.M. admits he is a character. He enjoys life, his family, a bottle of fine wine at a cafe, and in recent years his works have achieved a much higher-level of international notice. His works on board are full of vibrant color and each is a very focused work of art.  Click for more works.

Severe Clearance For Works by Krupp

Making way for new paintings, several older paintings by award winning artist Barbara Krupp are now on "severe clearance." Originally priced $1500 to $6000, they are now reduced 75%. So, for example a 24x48 is now only $600. "In my paintings, I am trying to make a place that is beautiful, to live with -- or in -- because we are disgracefully ruining the earth. Some paintings may remind you of places you have seen, some places that have been only in your minds, or in the future of our minds."

There are many galaxies to be found. While I am here on earth, I want to share some beauty that is inside me with my viewers. I am the sole creator of each acrylic painting on display. I have the canvas stretched professionally by experts."  Click for more pictures available.

Pissarro Dynasty Pictures Available

Original art available in Westport from Camille Pissarro to Lelia Pissarro

Want a collection of pictures from the famous Pissarro family? Westport River Gallery in Westport, Connecticut, has pictures by Camille Pissarro, sons Lucien Pissarro, Lodovic Pissarro and Paulemile Pissarro. Also, we have art by H. Claude Pissarro, son of Paulemile Pissarro, and by Lelia Pissarro, daughter of Claude. We have drawings by Camille & his sons, oils by Paulemile, H. Claude and Lelia Pissarro. And serigraphs by Lelia and Claude. Prices range from $350 to $22000. The Pissarro art dynasty began when Camille Pissarro was sent to Paris to study as a boy, where he earned acclaim for his budding talent as an artist. This picture by Paulemile is charcoal and pencil and 60-85 years old.

Cerealism on Display Featuring Michael Albert

Pop artist Michael Albert has been making art since his college days at NYU, where he studied business. He became interested in art after visiting museums in NY and began his own artistic pursuits. After 7 years of drawing, he began an exploration of collage. His first collages were inspired by the need to use materials he had no other practical use for, including old labels & the leftover stickers. Soon he began to use the extra photos he had accumulated to create ‘cubist-type’ collage portraits of family & friends. One day, due to his reluctance to throw away a Frosted Flakes cereal box, Albert created his first ‘Modern Pop Artwork‘, a collage he titled, ‘Portrait of an American Classic’. This led to a series of these ‘Pop Cubist’ portraits of famous brands, including a collection of over 500 original Cereal box collages alone. Albert describes the Cereal Box collages, see example at left, which he calls ‘Cerealism’, as “a cross between Picasso’s Cubism and Warhol’s Pop."  All original art is handmade without the use of computers.

Escape to the sea with Zider

Summer escape aboard a ship on the sea. The oil painting shown here is 12x18 and is now available. Doug Zider creates vibrant marine scenes, sweeping nautical vistas, powerful clipper ships majestically gliding over churning waterways, and small personal craft during the sunset.

“As an islander and boater my whole life, the water has always been the source of play, work, and peace of mind. A delicate environment always changing, always giving up something new to see, a true natural resource. It is with great pleasure I study and paint what has been given to us.”

Smitten by Elisabeth Estivalet's French Villages

Westport River Gallery is pleased to offer a variety of original pictures by Elisabeth Estivalet. Nobody can resist the charm and poetry of the landscapes of Estivalet, a painter whose transcendent evocations in oil of Provence, in the South of France, are winning not only ecstatic praise, but also prizes and honors wherever they are shown. No one who has seen Estivalet's art, prints and posters can be surprised by her growing international reputation. Under her touch, light and color achieve a subtle harmony that speaks of the perfect mastery of her medium, of her art. We have about a dozen oils by the artist, starting in size from 11x14. Her oils captivate, are meant to be enjoyed, and bring a fresh view of her world to your world. Call us at 203-226-6934 for more information.

Hepburn Bowls for Weddings & other gifts

Presenting some great wedding and anniversary gifts with star power. Mundy Hepburn, nephew of legendary Actress Katharine Hepburn, makes blown glass ranging from bowls to giant forms that are filled with rare gas mixtures such as helium, neon, argon, krypton, and xenon. Glass in the bowls is often mixed with substances for color. For example, the pink comes from gold, while other colors are from different substances. All of Mundy Hepburn's glass begins with common sand from Connecticut, where he grew up, which is then purified and actually boiled into glass, and then blown, stretched, coaxed and evaluated to ensure appropriate levels of stress.We have five left, including the green one shown here.

Kerfily Exhibit now at Westport Art & Framing

A exhibit of about 15 pictures by French artist Kerfily is now on display the Westport Art and Framing, a division of Westport River Gallery in Westport, Connecticut. See Westport Framing, or see other images.

Fauvist Colors of the Seaside by DNIE

New works are on the way by American-Chinese artist DNIE. Each is 16x20 and priced for the tight budget. DNIE creates uses a colorful pallet of greens, blues, yellows and oranges that blend into a mix of classic impressionism with a strong dash of Fauvism. He favors colorful pictures where the viewer can see themselves along a steam, in a flowing field with gentle breezes. Click for others.

Interplay of Light and Shadows by Dr. Courchia

The interplay of light and shadows is not by accident in the works by French artist Jean-Paul Courchia. And the basic constriction of many famous works of art is also not by accident. Jean-Paul Courchia comes to the Westport River Gallery in Westport, Connecticut by way of France. The physician-lecturer-artist’s oil paintings on canvas are displayed in Marseille in the famous Provencal Gallery Jouvène, which Van Gogh and Cezanne called home for their art work. Her Highness Queen Paola of Belgium and Madame Nobutaka Shinomiya, wife of the Consul of Japan in Marseille, are avid collectors of his work. For more of his works available at the Westport River Gallery. click here.

Visit the 4-Generation Pissarro Exhibit

The Westport River Gallery presents a mini-exhibit entitled "Four Centuries of Pissarro" starting Feb 14 that includes 12 pictures from four generations of the famed internationally known Pissarro family. This also includes one picture (see this page) never seen outside the family's home, by Paulemile. This came from his widow. The Pissarro family spans three centuries, starting in the 19th century wHen Camille Pissarro was born. The exhibit includes Camille, three of his sons, grandson H. Claude, and great grand daughter Lelia. Born July 10, 1830 in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Camille Pissarro was sent to Paris to study as a boy, where he earned acclaim for his budding talent as an artist. He was obligated to return to St. Thomas in 1847 to help his father run his general store, but by 1855, he had convinced his parents to allow him to pursue his dream of becoming a painter. 

Jean Pierre Dubord Reflects French Love & Life

Jean Pierre Dubord has his own original approach to painting. His palette is rich in its tones, and is fresh, uplifting and sometimes makes you smile. Jean Pierre Dubord is the recipient of numerous prestigious awards. Dubord’s canvases reveal his own intense joy of life and his love of the rhythms of nature is distinguished by a nuanced use of color. The artist’s mastery of his secrets of imprisoning light on canvas and the very delicate poetic strain in his painting may be traced to the impressionist masters, but it bears a very personal touch as well. Several new originals are available by the master artist. His work is available at the Westport River Gallery in Connecticut. Click for new pictures.

Adventures on the Islands & Bryant Park

New works from Brian Sage have arrived, and reflect his professional journey into impressionistic depth. His works are more vibrant, deeper, stronger, colorful, and reflect his self-imposed exile in an effort to get better. His two new works are 24x30, and the subjects include island boating adventure and Bryant Park in New York City. Sage works hard to master the light, reflections and even flow of every picture he tackles. He's a perfectionist with an approach that might include hundreds of pictures before he approaches his canvas. His work is sparked by the images he sees, and even the impressions he gleans from what he feels. He is represented in the region exclusively by the Westport River Gallery.

Dominique Dorie's Lush French Countryside

That special wall may just be right for one of the largest paintings on display the Westport River Gallery. The picture by Dominique Dorie is 58x45 and features a lush landscape. Though Paris is the center of art in France, working there can lead to many distractions. At the age of 24 Dominique Dorié needed surroundings with greater calm and quiet, so he moved to a small village on the edge of the sea in Normandy where he worked to improve his handling of both light and color. The artist who hung his work on the fences surrounding the church of St. Germain des Pres has traveled a long distance. In 1985 he exhibited his work in the Salon de Criel and in the Salon d'Orly. He was awarded the Prix du Salon in the latter exhibition. In 1984 and 1985 he exhibited in the prestigious Salon d'Automne. In 1986 he won the Medaille d'Or at an exhibition in Deauville. He has since become one of the most highly regarded painters of his time and is listed in the prestigious Benezit Encyclopedia, 2000 Edition, on page 687. Click for other pictures available.

Canadian Expressionist Reflects Protest & Liberty

Several original oils are now available at the Westport River Gallery by Canadian Exressionist Madaleine Bechard. She was born in Saint Pascal de Kamouraska, Canada where she began painting at an early age. Madeleine was initially inspired by her desire to capture her magnificent environment but it was not until later in life that she decided to devout all of her energy to a career in the arts. As Madeleine experienced life, her artistic inspiration constantly changed. Today she has developed a sophisticated style and feels that her recent work has enabled her to freely express her emotions. Madeleine is best known for her modern but polished groupings of women. Madeleine’s images convey a strong message with simple gestural forms and wonderfully blended backgrounds. She superimposes colorful stains, restraining shadows and lights and adding a touch of texture to create elegant forms. Her figures, although nameless, faceless and voiceless assert a quiet protest and a new found sense of liberty. Although the natural features gradually fade out to give rise to highly stylized figures with no specific identity, the strength of these women is apparent because they stand in united groups.

Everyday Life With a Fanciful Twist by Jan Balet

Jan Balet was born in Bremen, Germany in 1913. After receiving an education, Ballet settled in America in 1938. Jan Balet’s works are cited in articles and books worldwide. His works depict the joys in life as well as the irony and mystery that surround our daily experiences with a tad of fanciful lightness. Westport River Gallery in Westport, Connecticut has several signed lithographs by Jan Balet. Each is 20x24 and among only 300 created in the 1980s. Click for more works available. Notes: Works available within days.

Lelia Pissarro in Camille's Footsteps

Lelia Pissarro's Impressionist works hail back to a time when great grandfather Camille Pissarro fathered the Impressionist movement. Lélia, born in Paris in 1963, is the daughter of H. Claude Pissaro and grand-daughter of Paulémile. As a child she lived in Normandy with her grandparents and was taught to draw and paint by her grandfather Paulemile Pissarro, and at the age of 5 she sold her first canvas to NY art dealer Wally Findlay. Here is one of the oil paintings available, in addition to works by Camille Pissarro, Paulemile Pissarro, Ludovic and Lucien Pissarro. For a private showing, call Ken at 203-226-6934. Click for a story on art and other talented dynasties.

 

Passages from South America

New doorway pictures are now available at the Westport River Gallery in Westport, Connecticut. Jorge Morales takes us into the charming world of cobblestones, courtyards and sunlight that are the hallmark of his hometown, Quito, Ecuador. Jorge Morales, member of the Ecuadorian Culture House-Extension Ruminahui, has had his work displayed in galleries throughout Venezuela and Ecuador. As you look at his pictures, you feel as though you can step from Westport to South America by just stepping into the picture. It is a soothing illusion.

His work has been exhibited in shows in New York, Madrid and Miami. To see more of his images, click here.

Even the Very Picky Have Enough Choice

The selection of works at the Westport River Gallery leaves enough room for even the very picky. How about some nice French art, maybe by Jean Pierre Dubord, Dominique Dorie, Duvoisin, Elisabeth Estivalet, Henri Lepetit or others? Maybe you instead prefer internationally collected works by Eugene Paprocki, the austere barns of Vermont by Mona Brown, the subtle colors of Arthur Vitello, or the Maritime world of Doug Zider. For those with an Asian interest, see the works by Zheng. Westport River Gallery in Westport, Connecticut has an extensive collection of unique original works from throughout the world. Open Wed-Sat 11-4:30; Sun 12-5; Or call for a personal appointment.

Streisand Aficionado? Album & Autograph

We have the perfect gift for the die-hard Barbra Streisand lover on your holiday list. We have a nicely framed piece about 30x30 with an authentic Streisand autograph, album cover for "Till I Loved You" and gold-like record. This comes from one of our clients and will be in the gallery until Dec. 31. If you are interested, we are offering 35% off thru Dec. 23. Barbra Streisand is the only artist ever to receive Oscar, Tony, Emmy, Grammy, Directors Guild of America, Golden Globe, National Endowment for the Arts and Peabody Awards, as well as the American Film Institute’s Lifetime Achievement Award. 

Mundy Hepburn's Glass Bowls for the Holidays

Mundy Hepburn, nephew of legendary Actress Katharine Hepburn, makes blown glass ranging from bowls to giant forms that are filled with gas mixtures such as helium, neon, argon, krypton, and xenon. Glass in the bowls is often mixed with substances for color. For example, the pink comes from gold, while other colors are from different substances. The glass bowls in the gallery are hand blown by Mundy Hepburn, molded and each unique and never duplicated. Each is signed and dated. Hepburn’s father was Katharine’s younger brother, and Mundy Hepburn recalls growing up in the famous Fenwick mansion in Old Saybrook.

Real Men Want Real Art for the Holidays

Guys really don't want slippers, fruitcake, and most things they get (and later regift). So what do they want? After years in the gallery, we have found many men do like art with a lot of blue, and artists such as Kerfily, Zider (see oil at left) and Bulan are often the most attractive to them. Here is one picture that just came in from Zider called the Whaling Hunt, which is a commanding 22x44 (frame makes it larger of course). Call first, and we can put together a collection of art that may appeal to men. (and of course we can do the same for women!)

Zheng's New Works from the Heart of Tibet

New original paintings are on display at the Westport River Gallry by Asian master Zheng. His extraordinary works, portraying the heartland of Tibet, not only illustrate the beauty and simplicity of daily survival in a small village, but they create a vivacious mood that captures the intense emotions of the human experience. Born in Shanghai in 1957, Zheng studied at the Central Arts Institute in Beijing and Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Since 1981 he has created over thirty books and was awarded major prizes by the China National Art Preview for his illustrations in €œWorld Literature Anthology and €œSecond World War Anthology. His work has sold worldwide, including the major auction houses. Click for all new pictures. Call for details.

Erte's Embossed Ermine Brocade Available

Westport River Gallery is offering at below market cost one original embossed serigraph, signed & numbered, by Erte, entitled Ermine Brocade. The framed and embossed serigraph is 40.25" x 28.75." Market price is $4000-$8500. Call Ken at 203-226-6934 for pricing. The designs created by Erté during his illustrious life influenced the world of theatre, film, fashion, and an entire art movement. The genius of the artist is evidenced by an enormous body of work that is considered among the most influential and unique of the 20th century. Erté—Romain de Tirtoff—was born in Russia in 1892, and died at age 97 in 1990. The influence of his work as a result of the high visibility of this periodical influenced an entire art movement that become known as “Art Deco." He also created costume & fashion designs for many of the era’s most renowned screen actresses, including Joan Crawford, Lillian Gish, Marion Davies, Anna Pavlova, Norma Shearer.

The Fauvist Colors of Jean Claude Tron

French artist Jean Claude Tron is passionate about the southern region of France, Provence, which remains his source of inspiration (this is also true of many artists, including Elisabeth Estivalet). The extravagance of the colors he uses betrays the influence of Fauvist Expressionism, with brilliant yellow, deep blues, strong reds, shades of violet and vivid green. His canvases are characterized by simplicity of form which represents the natural order of the countryside, while the thickly applied blocks of color make the fields vibrate with light. Here is one picture available at the Westport River Gallery.

Doug Zider Takes us to the Serene Waterscapes

Check out the new works by Doug Zider, who creates vibrant marine scenes, sweeping nautical vistas, powerful clipper ships majestically gliding over churning waterways, and small personal craft during the sunset. 

“As an islander and boater my whole life, the water has always been the source of play, work, and peace of mind. A delicate environment always changing, always giving up something new to see, a true natural resource." 

Zider will be one of three artists you can meet at our Holiday Show Dec. 5., 6-9 pm. Others will be Vitello and Brown.

Elisabeth Estivalet and the Beauty of Provence

Elisabeth Estivalet at Westport River Gallery, Westport, Connecticut

New works are now available by Elisabeth Estivalet, whose sunny landscapes remind us of the old Post-Impressionist masters. Her thick palette and vibrant colors are evocative of Van Gogh and Gauguin. Her exceptional interpretations of Provence are unrivaled. Her refreshing works elicit feelings of contentment and tranquility, and invite one to explore a pristine and undiscovered French countryside. Click for all pictures available.

Westport Town Hall by Jacobsen & Paprocki

Westport Town Hall isn't the White House, but is the subject of two paintings by internationally known artists now at the Westport River Gallery in Connecticut. Kathy Jacobsen 12 years ago did a great oil painting (18x24) complete with little folks, and in her classic folk art style. Her classic work has delighted people worldwide. She also did a Westport First Night giclee.

Also, Eugene Paprocki (see other works by him below) also took his characteristic impressionist brush to create his own Town Hall impression. A bit more subdued, his work is 16x20, and also available at the gallery. 

Eugene Paprocki Landscapes, Florals in Westport

New works are available at the Westport River Gallery, by internationally collected artist E. J. Paprocki. Exhibited widely, he has been featured in 14 solo exhibitions and many prestigious group shows. His work has received critical acclaim and has been featured in several national magazines including Art of the West, Southwest Art, and Gulfshore Life. His paintings hang in more than 1000 public, private and corporate collections in over a dozen countries around the world. See new images here.

Preview of New French Works by Henri Lepetit

New works have just been unpacked by Henri Lepetit, whose French view of his world delights collectors worldwide. Call if interested, 226-6934. Click to see them.

New works by Allen Shufflebotham

Allen Shufflebotham

New works have arrived in the Westport River Gallery by British artist Allen Shufflebotham. He  was recognized as a talented artist when he was a schoolboy. Having left school he went into engineering but always remained focused on art. In 1967 he sustained a sporting injury that sidelined him from his employment. This gave him the time to pursue his interest in painting and from that time on, he has built up a reputation as an accomplished artist winning national prizes. Click for other works.

Rockefeller Collection's Giacometti Lamps

Tete de Femme Lamps

We now exclusively have the famed Giacometti lamps: Tete de Femme (head of a woman), pair of Figural Lamps. Two are available and one is on display. The originals were conceived by Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966) for the French decorator Jean Michel Frank and cast by Alberto's brother Diego (1902-1985). 

The casts were subsequently sold to American Artist Jasper Johns. Delicate modeling and exquisite craftsmanship characterize this remarkable pair of original lamps from the Nelson Rockefeller Collection. 

These are part of a collection of furniture items collaboratively designed by Alberto and Diego Giacometti. They come from the famous "Rockefeller Collection" which were 1970 castings from the originals conceived and executed by The Roman Bronze Works under the direction of the former New York Governor & Vice President of the United States, Nelson A. Rockefeller. 

The lamps have the signature "Diego" clearly etched into the bases. This will be on display for one week, so if you are interested, call us at 203-226-6934.

Holiday Gifts of Glass by Mundy Hepburn & Nils

Gifts reflects your taste, so consider something unique, such as glasswork you can show or wear. Mundy Hepburn, nephew of legendary Actress Katharine Hepburn, makes blown glass ranging from bowls to giant forms that are filled with rare gas mixtures such as helium, neon, argon, krypton, and xenon. In bowls, the pink (see right) comes from gold. The unique work of Nils comes in a jewelry box, and an 18 inch silver chain. Each is hand blown, infused with gold, silver and other substances to create a unique look. His works come from his imagination. For his works, click here.

The Circus Exhibit Comes to Town

In the spirit of the political season, and in the area where master showman P.T. Barnum housed his world famous circus, the Westport River Gallery presented a unique Circus exhibit this weekend entitled "The Election is over; Let's get on with the Circus." The exhibit features more than two dozen original lithographs that date back to the mid 1900s from Ringling Brothers and other big tops. The original lithographs feature elephants and horses, to "curiosities," clowns and trapeze artists.

Bronze Elephant Duo Available

We have one more elephant set available in cast bronze. This limited ediion (99 sets only) is available for only $1200. Sometimes an artist's heart is awakened at an early age. Such was the case with Mason-Adams. Her muse first appeared in the form of a horse. An avid equestrian since the age of five, she was consumed with the effort of capturing and portraying the spirit of this magnificent animal. Now, years later, having obtained a formal education in fine art with training in draftsmanship and painting, this passionate interpreter of exaggerated realism has let her talent and imagination flow into bronze. 

Yetvart Kaprielian Delights with Paris Scenes

Since 1984, Yetvart Kaprielian has regularly been shown in several galleries in Paris and at exhibitions in France and abroad. Most recently Yetvart Kaprielian work has become a part of the Royal Family of Morocco. His honors and awards include: Chevalier et Academien Associe, Art de l'Academe, International de Greci Marino, St. Prize de Salon de Roissy en France. Yetvart Kaprielian is among the few selected to be in the international registry of the world's best artists, E. Benezit. This new painting at the Westport River Gallery of a Paris street scene is 20x24. Click for others. Another new picture is at bottom of link page.

New Works by Dominique Dorie

Dominique Dorie was born in Versailles in 1958. At 16 he began working in the Louvre as a restorer of sculptures. He enjoyed studying the masterpieces hanging on the walls of the great museum and felt impelled to sketch them. He had several small " exhibitions " by hanging his work in the evenings on the fences of the church of St. Germain des Pres. 1977 marked a turning point. At 24, he decided he needed surroundings with greater calm, quiet, so he moved to a small village on the edge of the sea in Normandy. In 1985 Dorie exhibited his work in the Salon de Criel and in the Salon d'Orly. In 1986 Dominique Dorie won the Medaille d'Or at an exhibition in Deauville. Westport River Gallery currently has eight of his works, including the 24x20 at right. . Click for more of his works.

Main Street, Westport by Kathy Jakobsen

"Main Street, Westport, CT." Westport River Gallery has several signed numbered pieces by acclaimed, and internationally known Kathy Jakobsen. She is a folk artist, author and illustrator of books whose works are in the collections of The Museum of American Folk Art in New York City and the Smithsonian. Kathy Jakobsen is from the midwest, at some point lived in Weston, Connecticut. She paints highly detailed and brightly colored landscapes, many generously dotted with scurrying people. Only four left.

Dubord's French Countryside

While Rouen is a favorite subject for his paintings, French master artist Jean Pierre Dubord often depicts Paris, the Normandy countryside, the beaches of Deauville, the Cliffs of Caux and Etretat and scenes along the Seine. Jean-Pierre Dubord is known for his ability to capture the subtleties of light and color unique to each season. This lovely picture just arrived this week, and is not even framed. A work by this artist at this size (about 28x36) is priced worldwide at about 7000.00. This is offered for only 4700.00. We also have other exclusive works by Dubord.

Unique Landscapes from Saffer

Award winning artist HM Saffer has just sent the Westport River Gallery several new works, a unique blend of works by Klimt and Van Gogh, and some with an Oriental twist. Saffer's style has won him many international followers, and his works are now included in a travel book by Joy Weston. His works on board are full of vibrant color and each is a very focused work of art. Click for more of his works.

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Henri Lepetit's St Tropez Market & Landscapes

Saint Tropez, Provence and even Branford, Connecticut reflect the latest unique works by European Artist Henri Lepetit. Born in Brussels in 1956 Henri Lepetit is almost larger then life, an Indiana Jones character who seems to have done everything, from bagging spitting cobras in the Ivory Coast when he was only 13 to fighting in a Squadron of the S.A.S! His new works in the Westport River Gallery are landscapes, market scenes, and evena Polo Match. To see all the works available (newer works are below the Westport and Fairfield art) by Henri Lepeti, click here.

Summer Farmscapes By Mona Brown

Some fresh Farmscapes have arrived at the Westport River Gallery by American artist Mona Brown. They reflect her frequent travels to Vermont, and her interest in composition, color, and balance. Each is based on a Vermont farm, and the colors reflect how she feels. Many collectors enjoy the udder simplicity of the cows and farm scenes she paints. To see some of her cows, click here; to see her others farms, click here and go to the last images.

French Works by Jean Pierre Dubord

New works have arrived by French master artist Jean-Pierre Dubord. Jean-Pierre Dubord was born in Rouen in 1949, and after spending years in the French Countryside, he returned to his native city to portray the surroundings of his youth. While Rouen is a favorite subject for his paintings, he often depicts Paris, the Normandy countryside, the beaches of Deauville, the Cliffs of Caux and Etretat and scenes along the Seine. Jean-Pierre Dubord is known for his ability to capture the subtleties of light and color unique to each season. In 1970, he had his first exhibition of 30 paintings in Rouen, a show that was highly praised by art critics. He also exhibited in Bourdeaux, Le Havre, La Rochelle, Osaka, Quebec and in the major, famous salons of Paris. French impressionist Jean-Pierre Dubord has his own original approach to painting. His palette is rich in its tones, is fresh and uplifting.

Dominique Dorie, Master Artist

Dominique Dorie was born in Versailles in 1958. At 16 he began working in the Louvre as a restorer of sculptures. He enjoyed studying the masterpieces hanging on the walls of the great museum and felt impelled to sketch them. He had several small " exhibitions " by hanging his work in the evenings on the fences of the church of St. Germain des Pres. 1977 marked a turning point. At 24, je decided he needed surroundings with greater calm, quiet, so he moved to a small village on the edge of the sea in Normandy. In 1985 Dorie exhibited his work in the Salon de Criel and in the Salon d'Orly. In 1986 Dorie won the Medaille d'Or at an exhibition in Deauville. Westport River Gallery currently has two of his works. Click for his works and other new arrivals.

French Artist Jean Claude Tron

Born in 1943 in Champagne sur Oise, France, Jean Claude Tron began to paint at the age of thirteen. At sixteen he started work, but his desire to paint was so strong that he continued his art studies through evening classes. Despite fulfilling numerous commissions and holding exhibitions of his work at several prestigious galleries, Jean Claude did not begin to dedicate all his energies to painting until 1990. Since then he has seen his reputation grow steadily throughout Europe and the United States, where his work is in constant demand and his originals sell for commanding prices. "I do not paint formal landscapes that represent a particular place which then binds us. I prefer a different world, a world that radiates warmth and happiness, leaving space to dream..." The Westport River Gallery in Westport, Connecticut has three of his works. Click for his works and other new arrivals.

Perez' European Lavender Landscapes

New lavender hillscapes have arrived by Alex Perez, His extraordinary landscapes reflect a peaceful and harmonious ambience, as a means of transporting the viewer to a serene & contemplative visual experience. Perez uses numerous techniques to create oils, acrylics, watercolors, drawings, engravings, prints and murals. Alex Perez' art also includes works of stained glass and sculpture in stone. This unframed picture is 24x30 and is 1950.00. Click for other new arrivals.

Eugene Paprocki, American Impressionist

The Westport River Gallery in Westport, CT has two pictures by Eugene Paprocki at below market prices. Paprocki’s paintings evoke the timeless beauty of nature, a witness to the integration of mankind’s imaginings and natures gifts: a simple brick path, a plain iron gate, sailboats that mirror the contours of the clouds and seas.  During visits to many of the great museums in the US and Europe, Eugene Paprocki was drawn to the familiar genius of the 19th century Impressionists, and he especially admired Monet, Pissarro, and Sisley. Through careful study, Eugene Paprocki found direction in his own artistic vision. His subject matter evolved from cityscape to the country, the gardens the rural path, distant sailboats, the floral still life. Click for other new arrivals. Call us if interested: 203-226-6934.

Introducing French Artist Guyon

French Artist Michel Guyon studied at the Beaux Art School of Nantes at the end of the sixties and gained experience in theatrical practice. He became passionate for opera, music, and painting which brought him to create theatre decorations, costumes, and posters. In the seventies, he worked on lyrical spectacles and amassed numerous decorations as set designer for the operas Noces de Figaro, The Magic Flute, Don Giovani, Carmen, and Faust. His talent with decoration shows through his beautifully realized artistic works, a mixture of a poetry of colors and a strong touch of glaze, attesting to Guyon‘s wonderful talent as a painter. Today his works are collected worldwide. For another picture available at the Westport River Gallery, click here.  Guyon comes at the same time new French artists have been added to the Westport River Gallery, including Estivalet and Bulan.