06426: The Four Seasons of Essex

ON EXHIBIT THROUGH JULY 31
featuring glimpses of Essex through the eyes of our gallery artists.....

Barbara Hageman; The Center of Things

Andrea Wiley: Looking Upriver

Robert Noreika: The Black Seal

painting the skies....

this is what happened when a handful

of us got together to do some

INFORMAL painting....I think we are

going to make it a regular thing...

OPENING RECEPTION: BOYS OF SUMMER

THE BOYS OF SUMMER:

Recent works from renowned maritime artists from the Oregon Coast to Nantucket Island

featuring C.R. Bryant, Louis Guarnaccia,
Russ Kramer and Jeffrey Sabol.

June 1 - 30, 2009 - Opening Reception Friday, June 5, 6-8PM

A Bit About the Artists:

C.R. Bryant: If your interests involve coastal art - Marine art - classic sailing yachts -historical Marine art or portraits and figurative paintings of life on or near the sea, we encourage you follow C.R. Bryant. He is actively involved in fundraising opportunities using his Marine art to support historical Marine tradition and preservation of classic yachts.

Louis Guarnaccia: As a young man he also studied under master artists Dean Keller, Ken Davies, and Rudolph Zallinger at the Paier College of Art in Hamden, CT. After art school, Louis continued painting both landscapes and portraits, in addition to working as an illustrator, art director, and creative director at various advertising agencies in New England.

Russ Kramer: His unique vision creates first-hand experiences for the viewer, putting you right on board during some of history’s greatest races. A sense of the dramatic moment, combined with meticulous research and attention to detail, have found wide appeal. Self-taught, he is thrilled by his early success, and is committed to learning as much as possible and becoming as good as he can be in his newest –- and final – career, as a marine artist.

Jeffrey Sabol: From an early age, he was fascinated by the ever-changing reflections of the boats at anchor in the harbor. This fascination is translated by his unique interpretation of line and shadow which appear almost abstract in his startingly realistic work. His paintings are an exercise in tranquility and gentle motion, as they study the lightness of line.

To All Friends of The Left Bank Gallery

Our First Anniversary Celebration

planned for this Friday, May 15 has been postponed

due to the loss today of a very dear friend of the gallery

and entire community of Essex.

When we arrive at a new date we will let you know.

In Memory of

Katherine Jacaruso

You Will Be Missed

SPRING HAS SPRUNG AT LBGE!

LEFT BANK GALLERY ESSEX

welcomes new exhibitor

ELIZABETH LAZEREN

of Hartford, CT & Truro, MA

"A Storm Coming" oil, 48"x36"
Elizabeth Lazeren received art degrees from the Hartford Art School and Wesleyan University. She studied painting with Paul Zimmermann and Rudolph Zallinger and is a member of Allied Artists of America, Provincetown Art Assoc. & Museum and is now exhibiting at the Left Bank Gallery Essex. She can be found painting in her studios in Hartford, CT or in Truro, MA.