Robert Gruppe, accomplished plein air painter and son of the famous Emile Gruppe, is a master at capturing the light of Florida. Here are a few of my favorites...
Here's a plein air painting that I painted of the Central Park Duck Pond looking southwest along Central Park South. This one is done in oils on a 16" x 20" panel.
This is avaiable at my Etsy store here:https://www.etsy.com/shop/gundersonstudio
The innovative Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art is home to the largest collection of Florida art in the world and features a rotating collection of 2,600 Florida-themed oil and watercolor paintings. The Museum's grand central gallery and mezzanine showcase the collection's signature pieces, while six smaller galleries feature beautiful changing exhibitions with Florida themes.
The Beacon Fine Art Gallery - located in the lobby of the Inn and Spa in Beacon at 151 Main Street in Beacon, NY
The Gallery opens a new art exhibition featuring representational landscape and still-life paintings by renowned American painter, Keith Gunderson of Kerhonkson, NY.
When in Manhattan I try to take the Staten Island Ferry across and back which gives me great motifs to paint with my watercolors.
In the Wake of the Ferry
7" x 9" watercolor
by Keith Gunderson
Here are two versions of this scene painted by John Sloan around 1907, along with an intaglio etching. Sloan titled the two paintings "In the Wake of the Ferry".Version one is in the Phillips collection in Philadelphia and version two is in Detroit.
This was an etching Sloan made around the same time.