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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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December 02, 2021

Mellow Jello and Eyes by Tom Everhart

Snoopy Mellow Jello copy" Snoopy eyes everhartMello Jello" is now available, as is "I Can't Believe My Eyes." Tom Everhart is the only artist with full creative rights to the "Peanuts" characters created by Charles Schulz (1922 –2000). In 1980 Tom graduated from the School of Art and Architecture at Yale University. He got a freelance job drawing renderings of Schulz's characters. Everhart began working with "Peanuts" imagery exclusively. In 1980, he was introduced to cartoonist Charles Schulz at Schulz's studios in Santa Rosa, Calif. A few weeks prior to their meeting, Everhart, having no education in cartooning, found himself involved in a freelance project that required him to draw and present Peanuts renderings to Schulz's studios. Preparing as he would the drawings and studies for his large-scale skeleton / nature related paintings; he blew up the cartoonist's strips on a 25-foot wall in his studio which eliminated the perimeter lines of the cartoon box, leaving only the marks of the cartoonist.

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