
Current Exhibitions
While recent exhibitions of Parrish's work have focused mainly on the artists original oil paintings, this exhibit represents the first comprehensive sampling of Parrish's illustrative activity in a variety of printed media. The exhibit will include 41 lithographs, 21 Mazda General Electric calendars, 15 posters and advertisements, three books and 67 individual magazine covers and illustrations.
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Upcoming Exhibitions
A selection of 18 works from the artist''s estate which demonstrate his masterly technique in painting scenic America from coast to coast. The New York Times has said of Mr. Dzigurski, "Few marine painters have been able to tell the story of the sea so beautifully. His water is wet, deep and alive - (he) is always the poet of the sea." The Chicago Tribune noted, "Few painters of the American scene have had his meteoric rise to universal popularity."
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The Siegrist husband and wife team have captured the attention of viewers not with outstretched canvas but with miniature paintings so exquisitely crafted that they are often mistaken for tiny photographs. Their diminutive treasures typically measure less than 9 square inches. The Siegrists works have previously been included in the Norton Art Gallerys Art and the Animal, Art of the Rainforest, Blossom-Art of Flowers, and Paws and Reflect: Art of Canines exhibitions. UNDER THE MAGNIFYING GLASS: Exquisite Miniatures by Wes and Rachelle Siegrist, is produced by David J. Wagner, L.L.C., David J. Wagner, Ph.D., Curator/Tour Director. Exhibition is available for display at museums and art centers. For information, contact the EXQUISITE MINIATURES at: davidjwagnerllc@ yahoo.com or (414) 221-6878.
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This collection of 47 photographs by Ansel Adams (1902-1984), represents about two-thirds of a selection Adams made late in his life to serve as a succinct representation of his lifes work. He felt these photographs were his best. Called The Museum Set, it reveals the importance Adams placed on the drama and splendor of natural environments that might not, to the ordinary passing hiker, have revealed their secrets.


