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  • We offer the best in distinctive European, American & Asian fine art, working with all levels of art collectors, corporate clients and decorators. Artists are selected based on reputation, credentials, style, distinctions. Styles include impressionistic, realistic, abstract & modern. Your hosts are Ken & Pat Warren. Call us at 203-226-6934.

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  • Westport River Gallery in Westport CT, is 30 minutes from NYC, located along the Saugatuck River at the junction of the Post Rd. (Rt 1) & Riverside Ave. (Rt 33). We are 2 easy miles from both the CT Turnpike (I-95) and the Merritt (Rte 15). Both intersect with Rt 33. Hours: Wed-Fri 11-2; Sat 11-4; Sun 11-3, or by appointment. One Riverside Ave., Westport, CT USA 06880. 203-226-6934.

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  • EVENTS: Rent a unique location for your corporate or personal event. We can also assist with music & catering. Visit the right side link "Rent The Gallery" for more information.

    DESIGNERS: We can make special arrangements for your clients.

    CORPORATIONS: Full range of paintings to decorate your offices.

    COMMISSIONS: Many of our artists accept commissions, base non your interests.

    ARTIST SUBMISSIONS: We consider the artists' credentials, experience, distinctions. Send us a CD with samples of your work, and your resume. Our sister firm can provide artists with simple websites.

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July 07, 2016

The Impressionist eye of Sage on Rural Vermont

13592280_10153497728951557_7449701666869579208_n 3New rural Vermont images just arrived. Each is 8x10 or 11x14. B. Sage, born in '74, grew up boating, drawing, and playing sports in a quiet New England town. He showed an early interest in art which was encouraged by his mother, an accomplished watercolorist, and grandfather, an architect and oil painter. Sage continued his visual arts studies at Rollins College where he earned a degree in fine arts. When asked how he knew he wanted to be an artist, he replies, “For a long time I didn’t know. It was a struggle. After college I worked a variety of jobs and moved around a lot. I was restless and unsatisfied and then, through all the uncertainties, I became increasingly committed to my artwork.” Sage devoted himself to his work while advancing his techniques and letting his style unfold. He had the good fortune to meet American Impressionist John Terelak in Rockport, MA who inspired Sage and became his mentor and friend.

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