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FIGURATIVE ARTby the Old Masters but painted for today’s
contemporary realism collector.”
Another work at the gallery is Olga
Krimon’s Breathe, which Rothe says was
started as a “loose sketch in for a bold
portrait by Krimon. But when she discov-
ered the strokes really said enough and the
work did not need any more detail, it was
left as is.”Rounding out some of its offerings is
Nicolas Martin’s The Newspaper. The
Paris-born artist says, “As an artist I try to
paint things that surround me in my life.
My paintings are a biography of my life.”
The Eastern League of Professional
Artists (ELPA) is a small group of artists
from the eastern region of the country
who formed to paint together and exhibitin high-quality venues, to introduce
themselves to new markets and present
themselves to the public and prospective
collectors. Most of them paint in plein air
as well as in the studio and several are well
known for their figurative works.
At TROVE Gallery in Park City, Utah,
collectors will find the figurative works of
Trent Call.- Priscilla Nelson, Dancing with Waves, oil on panel, 30 x 24" 29. Sarah West, Wonderland, The Civility Paintings, oil on canvas, 78 x 90 x 1½" 30. Sarah West, Atlas, The Civility
Paintings, oil on canvas, 84 x 42 x 1½" 31. Elaine G. Coffee, Sargent Seduces, oil, 16 x 12" 32. Priscilla Nelson, Making Waves, oil on canvas, 24 x 24"
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