River Gallery

Fine Art

Landscape

  • Charles H. Richert, "Somes Sound, Mount Desert"
    Charles H. Richert

    1880-1974

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    Georgina Klitgaard

  • John Folinsbee: "The Squall"
    John Folinsbee

    1892-1972

    John Fulton Folinsbee (1892-1972) was a New Hope, PA, impressionist painter, having moved there in 1916. More»

  • "Riding the Shallows"
    John Neville

    contemporary

    Born in 1952, in Hall's Harbour, Nova Scotia, John Neville received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Nova Scotia College of Art & Design in 1976. He spent his final year at University studying at the Centre de Gravure Contemporaries in Geneva, Switzerland.  A unique graphical sense distinguishes his paintings, which express a deep understanding of maritime life. More»

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    Bertil Whyman

    contemporary

    Born in Sweden, Bertil Whyman, has spent years painting the coast of Maine with a strong emphasis on color and light. More»

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    Gilbert Riou

    d. 2009

    Gilbert Riou was born in France and lived much of his life in New Jersey. More»

  • Ron Johnston: "Last Light, Pemaquid Point"
    Ron Johnston

    contemporary

    Ronald Johnston is a plein air painter from Cleveland, Ohio.   More»

  • Murphy-Lone-Pine
    Jim Murphy

    A native of Norwood, Massachusetts, Jim Murphy was born May 25, 1947. More»

  • "Mount Chase"
    Carl Sprinchorn

    1887-1971

    Born in Sweden, Sprinchorn came to New York City at age sixteen. He studied and worked with Robert Henri for a decade at the Art Students League.   More»

  • "Lake and Mountains" — William Gorman Wills (1828 - 1891)
    William Gorman Wills

    1828 - 1891

    Born in Kilmurry, Kilkenny, Ireland in 1828, William Gorman Wills pursued a successful career as a novelist and playwright after spending his early years as a painter.   More»

  • “Venice – 1882” — Harold Broadfield Warren (1859 – 1934)
    Harold Broadfield Warren

    1859-1934

    Watercolor, 3.63" x 6.75" sight size, signed lower right.

  • “Sunset Patterns, Monhegan” — Hyde Solomon (1911 – 1982)
    Hyde Solomon

    1911-1982

    Hyde Solomon studied at the Art Students League, then at the Pratt Institute and Columbia. His abstractions from nature retained a core structure, amidst original color harmonies. More»

  • “Swing Bridge, South Bristol” — Bragi Schut (contemporary)
    Bragi Schut

    Contemporary

    Oil on panel, 24" x 36", signed lower right, dated 2011.

  • “Orange Sky” — Hans Moller (1905 – 2000)
    Hans Moller

    1905-2000

    Watercolor, 7.75" x 9.5", sight size, signed lower right, dated 1972.

  • “Harvesting, Segovia, 1915” — Ernest Lawson (1873 – 1939)
    Ernest Lawson

    1873-1939

    Born in Nova Scotia, Ernest Lawson spent his boyhood in Ontario.  More»

  • “Gull Cove, Moonlight II” — Donald Holden (b. 1931)
    Donald Holden

    Contemporary, b. 1931

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  • “Island Inn in Fog” — Murray Hantman (1904 – 1999)
    Murray Hantman

    1904-1999

    Murray Hantman entered the Art Students League in 1928, where he studied with Thomas Hart Benton and Jan Matulka. More»

  • “The Wreck at Squeaker Cove” — Joseph DeMartini (1896-1984)
    Joseph DeMartini

    1896-1984

    DeMartini, the son of an Alabama fisherman, studied at the National Academy of Design with Ivan Olinsky and Leon Kroll. More»

  • “Awaiting Survivors” — Jay Hall Connoway (1893 – 1970)
    Jay Hall Connaway

    1893-1970

    Jay Hall Connaway (1893-1970).  “Awaiting Survivors”.  Oil on artist's board, 16" x 20", signed lower right.

  • “The Harbor, Cassis” — Yarnall Abbott (1874 – 1938)
    Yarnall Abbott

    1874 - 1938

    Gouache, 7 ¾" x 9 ¼" sight size.  Labels: Baltimore WCC, 1923; New York WCC.

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