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This is my latest drawing for the Forged by Water series and is titled "An Oystermen at Rest". It's inspired by the photography of the late Robert de Gast, one of the preeminent photographers of the Chesapeake Bay and the watermen working its waters.
The particular image I referenced is from an exhibition of his work put together by the CHESAPEAKE BAY MARITIME MUSEUM called "Robert de Gast’s Chesapeake". More information about this exhibition can be found at www.robertdegastschesapeake.org. If interested in owning this drawing, or other drawings from the Forged by Water series, contact me directly at [email protected]. Here is the "Retired Watermen" triptych in its entirety with each drawing side-by-side. If you're interested in owning one, two, or all three of the drawings below is the contact information of the galleries where they can be found.
I'm excited to announce I have a new drawing on display and available for purchase at the CORBIN STUDIO & GALLERY in Crisfield, MD. The drawing seen here "Dredging for Crab" is from my ongoing series, Forged by Water and is inspired by the beautiful photography of Robert de Gast - a quintessential photographer of the Chesapeake Bay, Delmarva Peninsula, and the regions watermen. Special thanks to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and Gabriella Cantelmo for allowing me access to their impressive archive of Mr. de Gast's work. The show is a short one so be sure to take advantage while you can. It runs from just May 15-19 with a reception tomorrow Friday, May 17th from 5-8pm. Thanks and I hope to see you there! For more information about the show, or to purchase artwork, please feel free to reach out to the gallery. CORBIN STUDIO & GALLERY 4 East Main Street Crisfield, MD 21817 443-397-8707 [email protected] www.corbinartgallery.com This is called "Bank Trapping in Wenona" and is another new drawing from my current series, Forged by Water - a series inspired by the lives and work of Chesapeake Bay watermen. This drawing, along nine others from the series, are currently available at Bishop's Stock Gallery. BISHOP'S STOCK GALLERY 202 W. Green Street Snow Hill, MD 21863 410-632-3555 [email protected] bishopsstock.com
One of the new drawings available at Bishop's Stock Gallery from my ongoing series, Forged by Water is this piece, titled "Dredging for Oysters in the Broad Creek".
If you're interested in any of the artwork please feel free to contact Bishop's Stock Gallery. Thanks! BISHOP'S STOCK GALLERY 202 W. Green Street Snow Hill, MD 21863 410-632-3555 [email protected] bishopsstock.com I'm excited to announce that I currently have new artwork available at BISHOP'S STOCK GALLERY. These pieces are from a collection of new drawings titled Forged by Water, an ongoing series attempting to capture the rugged and gritty nature of life as a Chesapeake Bay waterman. The title of the artwork here is "Mud Rock Oysters" and depicts waterman PT Hambleton of Deal Island, MD in action. Most of the drawings currently in the series originated in the photography of Jay Fleming, one of Maryland's most skilled photographers (please check out his work here ). My hope is that I've done justice to Jay's excellent work as well as to the lives of the watermen and those who work within that industry.
If you're interested in owning any of the artwork please feel free to reach out to the gallery (contact info below). Thanks! BISHOP'S STOCK GALLERY 202 W. Green Street Snow Hill, MD 21863 410-632-3555 [email protected] bishopsstock.com
I'm fortunate enough to be 1 of the 4 excellent finalists for the Salisbury Prize, a public art competition for the Riverwalk Games Park. Public voting will determine the winner, which ends on April 23rd (so the clock is ticking). You can check out the sketches for my submission here. Thanks for looking! Voting can be done at the link here... bit.ly/SalisburyPrize I'm happy to announce I'll have five pieces on exhibit at the Lemon Tree Gallery in Cape Charles, Virginia. Four are from a recent collection titled Forged by Water, an ongoing series of work capturing the rugged & gritty nature of life as a Chesapeake Bay waterman (below is one of the four, titled THE ANCHOR LINE). The reception is this Friday, March 15th and begins at 6:30pm. For prices and other information feel free to contact Lemon Tree Gallery or visit their website at lemontree.gallery. Thanks and I hope you can make it! Photo reference credited to Jay Fleming (see his work at jayflemingphotography.com)
The PRINT SHOP is now officially open. Also, for the rest of the month if you pick up 2 prints the 3rd is free! Just message me with which one you'd like and I'll make sure to include it...
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