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Oil Painters of America INSIDE Small Works & Miniatures • Collecting Fine Art Photography • OPA 61 Previews of Works for Sale at AMERICAN Upcoming Shows Coast to Coast november 2010 COLLECTOR CONTENTS NOVEMBER 2010 Previewing New Exhibitions Every Month Coast To Coast 148 EDMONDS 134 BOSTON WELLESLEY EAST AURORA WASHINGTON DEPOT WILTON NEW YORK GREENVILLE SACRAMENTO SAN FRANCISCO DENVER CHARLOTTE SANTA FE PALM DESERT CHARLESTON SCOTTSDALE 140 SAN ANTONIO 170 154 Upcoming Solo & Group Shows SOLO SHOWS 134 Peter Sculthorpe 154 Don Demers 174 John Karl Claes Exploration Marine master Vistas and horizons 140 Josh Keyes 158 Tom Yost 176 Paul Brown To kill a king On the edge Past perfect 144 Wolf Kahn 162 Thomas Kegler 178 Michael Carson Early works Pursuit of beauty Changes 146 Kim Casebeer 164 Sabin Howard 180 Nicholas Evans-Cato Poetry of the land Transcendence Brooklyn state of mind 148 Steven Skollar 166 Steven J. Levin 182 Lynn Boggess Icons on the move Objects of inspiration Force of nature 152 Forrest Williams 170 Cheryl Kelley 186 Catherine B. Spencer Oblique relationships Metal beauty Serendipity Special Sections COLLECTING FINE ART 72 PHOTOGRAPHY Introduction by John O’Hern SMALL WORKS AND MINIATURES 83 OIL PAINTERS OF AMERICA 100 2010 EASTERN REGIONAL JURIED EXHIBITION AND SALE OIL PAINTERS OF AMERICA 112 2010 WESTERN REGIONAL JURIED SHOW AND SALE OIL PAINTERS OF AMERICA 121 BOSTON INTERNATIONAL FINE ART SHOW 122 ART MARKET INSIGHTS: LINDEN FREDERICK: IMPRESSIONS OF DUSK 60 By John O’Hern NEW DEAN MITCHELL RETROSPECTIVE 64 AT THE CANON MUSEUM OF ART THE GREAT AMERICAN FIGURATIVE 68 SHOW AT WATERHOUSE GALLERY REALITY CHECK: THE BRANDYWINE 126 RIVER MUSEUM By John O’Hern Departments THE SAVVY COLLECTOR’S PREVIEW 34 GUIDE TO UPCOMING SHOWS 50 CALLING COAST TO COAST! 46 The harmonious balance of Janice UNVEILING 59 and Mark Dickson’s collection. ARTIST FOCUS PAGES 212 By Eric Cohler SOLD! 221 188 Marieluise Hutchinson 194 Jura Bedic 206 Flatiron/Gramercy Rural New England Joakim Ericsson from three angles Motions of life Artists interpret two New York City 190 Gigi Mills historic neighborhoods Simple elegance 196 Women painting women New works by 40 female artists 208 Tang Wei Min 192 Melissa Peck Serge Marshennikov Eastern infl uences 200 Milestone Reverence Nearly 60 artists participate in GROUP SHOWS 20th Anniversary Show 210 Micki Dyson Flatmo Andy Eccleshall 204 Modern-day impressions Entranced 184 Mark Kelvin Horton Three painters present Chris Groves impressionist interpretations Idyllic Italy LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Previews of Works for Sale at Upcoming Shows Coast to Coast IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND NOVEMBER 2010 Monthly s promised in the last issue, our new Gallery Shows Online is now available as a free App for iPhones, iPods and iPads. 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(Ringwood, NJ) 107 Peterson-Cody Gallery, The (Santa Fe, NM) 11 (New York, NY) Cover 2, 1 Greenhouse Gallery of Fine Art Perkins, Davis (San Rafael, CA) 117 Arden Gallery (Boston, MA) 7 (San Antonio, TX) 17 Polzin, Kami (Stillwater, MN) 107 Argosy Gallery (Bar
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