Gerald Morgan

Landscapes

Odiorne #2   oil on linen    30x 48"      The inspiration for the images in this suite  was the coastal waters of New Hampshire.           {to date there are two paintings - Odiorne #1 is no longer available}

Finistere suite -  these paintings are images of Bretagne, and many were included in my 2005 and 2006 exhibits at Galerie Vanhove in Quimper, France.  Other images are available.

'la Cote de Beuzec' {opus 10 from the Finistere series}, o-lin/ 30x24"

'Locranon' -{opus #11 from the Finistere series},  o/l,  40x70"  

{recent

commission-not available}

Monadnock  series - Works inspired by the famous mountain in New Hampshire.  

   "Monadnock" -Oil on linen - 40x30" - 2005

Summer Stream - series

 All are oil on canvas, 30x24"

Backwater Series - A suite of three paintings. (Only one image is still available)
Inspiration in the marsh.

Images are oil on canvas, 24x30"

Watercolor - Aquarelle / Drawing -Dessin

Beacons

  While I could say that there are many great artists that I've 'discovered' (I'm taken with their style) there are three particular that in my formulative days, the mid-1970's, I should acknowledge as seminal influences: Chauncey F. Ryder, George Gardner Symons and Joaquin Sorolla.  The first two are Americans and I found their paintings at the Parthenon Museum in Nashville.  Sorolla is a Spaniard and was greatly enjoyed and appreciated in Madrid when I traveled there in 1980 and found myself in his home-studio-museum.  His brand of Painterly Realism has spoken so loudly and clearly to many artists, and an appreciative public, for almost 100 years.  For me Sorolla is a true master of brush and paint - an Artist with a capital "A".

  These, then are my artistic beacons.     

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