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Chelsea Painters Art Fair – June 2nd & 3rd, 2012
The Chelsea Painters Art Fair is held the first full weekend of June each year. This event is popular among collectors of fine art and draws visitors from . . .
Ruth Ann Weber – Artist Profile
Ruth Ann is a representational oil and acrylic artist who strives to create a recognizable, yet fresh view of a subject. Like her main influence, John Singer Sargent, “I’m constantly working towards the goal of ‘saying more but painting less.’ Only the most important strokes should be included!” Ruth Ann says “I love the challenge [Full Article]
Sherle Stofflet – Artist Profile
Sherle has had a lifetime interest in art and is one of the original members of Chelsea Painters. While she is currently on sabbatical from Chelsea Painters, she continues to paint in oils. Sherle is inspired by the beauty of nature and soft, subtle color. Her subject matter is nature-oriented and she produces lyrical, misty landscapes.
Joan Plohr – Artist Profile
Joan graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a degree in Costume Design. She has studied with many renowned artists in oil, watercolor and Sumi-e Ink. Her portraits are drawn with quiet care based on penetrating observation of the face and figure. Joan is an award winner in both Ohio and Michigan, a member of the [Full Article]
Karen Kierstead Miller – Artist Profile
Karen is clearly an artist fascinated with water media. Recent paintings incorporate watercolor, acrylic and collage as mediums to explore experimental painting techniques. The figure is often a common theme in Karen’s paintings. Playing with unfinished edges, unusual textures, asymmetrical compositions, and an unexpected viewpoint make painting fun and a bit unpredictable. Karen formerly owned [Full Article]
Mae Hostetler – Artist Profile
Mae’s watercolor paintings of flowers and landscapes reflect her love of nature. She uses subtle glazes of warm and cool color to breathe life into the foliage and scenery of her paintings. Her gentle touch and her reverence for nature is evident in her oil monotypes, as well. Mae reconnected with her past painting medium of oil [Full Article]


