Members' Links
| Member's Name | Contact Information | Image or Website |
| Example Artist with Image | ||
| Watercolor and Oils - embraces the serene and beauty of nature all around us. | ||
| Sharon E. Allen | E-mail or (603) 437-5079 | |
| Sharon is originally from NJ but has been a NH resident for the past 16 years. An award winning artist with a passion for painting en plein air, Sharon's current focus is primarily New England landscapes and seascapes in a variety of mediums including acrylic, pastel, and watercolor. | ||
| Margaret Wicker Azzoni | E-mail or (212) 982-0784 | |
| Meg has been inspired by Maine since her childhood. The subject of her watercolors are houses, interiors and some dreams. She is also an architect by training and appreciates the detail and sense of home in her pictures just as much as where the sailboats and canoes live. | ||
| Dennis Bone | ||
| Dennis was born in York, and now lives in Tewksbury Mass. He has been doing oil paintings for about 19 years. Because of my career in aviation, I have done several aviation art paintings. I enjoy doing anything with detail. | ||
| Christopher Brown | E-mail or (207) 774-5231 | |
| I developed an interest in the technical and artistic aspects of photography through my work as a marketing professional where advertising photos abound. Since then, I have enjoyed becoming more involved in the printing, matting, mounting and framing of my work as well as creating note cards with my images. | ||
| Gail Claes | ||
| Gail is a native New Englander, and currently resides in York Maine. Although most of her work is finished in her studio, she enjoys painting on location and focusing on landscapes of the New England coast whenever possible. Her travels throughout England and Scotland have also inspired many paintings. | ||
| Jane Comtois | ||
| My medium is acrylic and I enjoy expressing myself through art. Born and raised in Vermont, I currently reside in Rochester NH. New England is the subject of most of my paintings. My goal is that my art will bring as much joy to the viewer as it did to me while creating it. | ||
| Elizabeth Craumer | E-mail or (603) 472-4027 | |
| Betsy's move to New Hampshire where she had spent summers while growing up spurred her interest in creating landscapes, and today, focus's on capturing the diversity of New England. Marshes, streams, fields and forests are all likely subjects. She uses a soft, painterly style to capture the essence of the subject matter resulting in colorful, luminous renderings. | ||
| Leslie Doherty | E-mail or (207) 363-0033 | |
| I am a multi-media artist, currently concentrating in oils, but I always relish the excitement that comes when I pick up a watercolor brush or a piece of pastel. Born and brought up on the New England coast and it is there here I always find my inspiration to paint. I am known mostly for my landscapes and landscape/marine paintings, but enjoy painting almost everything. "Enthusiasm in painting what you know is always the key to expression". | ||
| Wolfgang Ertl | ||
| Wolfgang Ertl enjoys working in oil, acrylic, and pastel. His paintings include both abstract compositions and more or less representational imagined and real landscapes. | ||
| Elaine Farmer | ||
| I am primarily an oil painter, passionate about the New England landscape. I have always been inspired by the Hudson River School Artists, for their valuable studies en plein air, along with their traditional methods and style of painting. I remain faithful to this process of creating my art. | ||
| Pat Francoeur | ||
| Pat has been active in the Arts most of her life. She loves all mediums, but mostly paints in oils and watercolors. Her favorite subjects to paint are New England landscapes, seascapes, gardens and scenes from her travels. Her art work are in collections all over the country. She teaches pastels, pen & ink, and oils in her studio. | ||
| Scott Gasperin | E-mail or (207) 221-2532 | |
| I love the little bits of wonder in the natural world. The edges of patterns and patterns of edges intrigue me, drawing me in. With my camera, I seek the intimate and the irony and the understated beauty that is all around us. | ||
| Gloria Gustafson | E-mail or (207) 351-3110 | |
| Gloria Gustafson, an award winning artist working in oil and watercolor, has paintings in several national corporations and private collections worldwide. | ||
| Kathleen Hendrick | ||
| Watercolor and acrylic are the mediums I have chosen to express my approach to life. My erratic life journey of ups and downs has defined my art. The fascination with watercolor and acrylic comes from experimenting and discovering things I don't know, rather than the mastery of what I do know. | ||
| Priscilla Haley | ||
| Painter/printmaker (etching, watercolor,collage) Her work, though semi-abstract, reflects the rugged Maine coast and sea. She has exhibited widely in the USA and Europe, has won awards and grants and is in many collections including the Brooklyn Museum and the Library of Congress, She lives in York. | ||
| Helen Rose Hennessy | E-mail or (207) 363-4014 | |
| Helen Rose Hennessy is a watercolor artist painting local scenes from her Long Sands beach oceanfront home, studio and gallery. | ||
| Luann S. Hume | (978) 537-5669 | |
| Luanne is a traditional as well as a conceptional painter who has been painting all of her life. She is inspired by the glory of nature and loves to paint plein-aire. The winner of many awards, her paintings are in many private and corporate collections. | ||
| Russ Johnson | ||
| Russ is a full-time artist best known for landscapes and seascapes of Maine and his home state of New Jersey. | ||
| Nancy Edmonds Kahler | ||
| Experimental and representational interpretations of nature using watercolors, inks, pastels, and acrylics make up most of Nancy's work. She is a recipient of the Merit Award and the People's Choice award. | ||
| Fay Lee | ||
| Fay moved to NH from AL almost five years ago, and watercolor and collage are her mediums of choice although she enjoys painting in oil and acrylic as well. Her subject matter is extensive but she loves painting all things related to the sea. | ||
| Phil McCurdy | E-mail or (207) 646-7044 | |
| When viewers say, "Oh, we know just where that is," or, "I could climb out on those rocks," I am pleased. And when the Coast Star writes: "McCurdy's works capture the finite details so familiar to residents. When viewing his works one truly feels they are physically present at his seascape locations," I am truly delighted. | ||
| Erik R. Minzner | E-mail or (603) 498-0543 | |
| Painting the subtleties of nature's light is what continually challenges and inspires the artist. Erik has studied and cherished time spent with George Carpenter, David Dewey, DeWitt Hardy and Dennis Poirier. He is also influenced by the work of Homer, Hopper, French Impressionism, Sargent, Strisik, Winter, and the Wyeth Family. | ||
| Beverly Robsham | ||
| I try to create Fine Art pieces by integrating the sensitive, the spiritual, the native simplicity of a disciplined photo Image with the creative opportunities available through using unique multimedia palettes. | ||
| Donna Sabaka | E-mail or (207)-967-3880 | Image |
| A Maine artist with a special touch for realism. A published illustrator, as well as a painter for over 30 years, her style and mediums continue to evolve. She considers herself a "botanizer" and strives to capture the essence of nature, whether working plien air or in the studio. | ||
| Carol A Santora | ||
| Santora's work is the statement of her passion. Focusing her painting on the endangered 'great' cats, Santora's unique painting style ranges from representational scenes and intimate portraits, to conceptual work and work akin to 'New Image Painting. Recipient of over four dozen regional awards, Santora offers workshops in several media. | ||
| Barbara Scott | ||
| I enjoy working in pastel and oil and strive for realism in my work. I am fascinated by nature and people. My subject matter includes landscape, seascape, figurative and pet portraitures. I accept commission work. | ||
| Tom Stevens | ||
| I have worked with the camera and art relationship for sometime. Creating a photographic image is done not to show what someone may see, but what something they see creates for itself and it's surrounding. The art images are not modified, but are just "zoomed in on". | ||
| Barry Tarr | ||
| I have been creating photographic images since I was twelve. I started with a film camera and a darkroom and now I work with a digital camera and a computer. The equipment may change but they are only tools for capturing moments in time that speak to me. | ||
| Joseph Zampella | ||
| Joseph Zampella, interested in art at a very young age, uses pieces of glass as his paintbrush to create original and one-of-a-kind framed stained-glass artwork. His stained-glass pieces vary in size averaging 20"x24" with most containing approximately 150-300 pieces of cut glass. He recently opened his home gallery in Southern Maine called "A Touch of Glass". | ||
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