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*Pre-show sales begin Friday, 9 May 2008 – Please call the gallery to schedule a private preview appointment*    Steve Huston Born and raised in Alaska, Huston moved to California to attend the prestigious Pasadena Art Center College of Design. There he began illustrating while working construction every summer to pay his tuition. His client list included Caeser’s Palace, MGM, Paramount Pictures and Universal Studios. He then shifted gears and began teaching drawing, painting and composition at his Alma Mater, and then at Disney, Warner Brothers, and Dreamworks Studios. Influences in his work include Titian, Rembrandt, the early American Tonalists, the homespun character of the WPA art projects, and the heroic and graphic inventions of the American comic book. Please click here to view available works.   Anthony Velasquez Velasquez studied under John Michael Angel at the Angel Academy of Art in Florence, Italy from 2003 to 2006. In a quest to express modernity in timeless language, Velasquez’s style grew out of an environment where the modern grows out of cracks in the classic. Please click here to view available works.    Kenny Harris Born in 1974, Kenny Harris was raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. His art credentials include receiving a B.A. from Colorado College, studying Renaissance Art History in Florence, Italy, studying classical figure drawing at the atelier of Charles Cecil, and studying under Frank Mason at the Art Student’s League in NYC. Travel has influenced his paintings; his experiences around the world (including Honduras, Guatemala, Yucatan, Cuba, and many other destinations throughout Central and South America and Europe) inspire bodies of work. He combines his classical training with the energetic, gestural use of line and color from the latter half of the 20th century. Thereby defining a place and a mood, charging spaces and cityscapes with personality and resonance. Please click here to view available works.  *GALLERY FAVORITES* Please click HERE to view gallery favorites currently available for sale. |
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Geoffrey Johnson
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Nobuhito Tanaka
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Larry Preston
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Jennifer Balkan
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Sanna Tomac & Hans-Peter Szameit
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‘Song’, a rare figurative narrative painting from our recent Russian Realism show - a stunning example of Soviet Era Socialist Realism.
NATIONAL PRESS
National Ad – May 2008: Joshua Suda's 'Doppleganger' is featured in the May 2008 edition of American Art Collector Magazine (p. 23).
Principle Gallery has been featured in a 6-page spread as the ‘Gallery of the Month’ in the March 2008 edition of American Art Collector Magazine (p. 78-83). We are very honored to be highlighted! Please contact the gallery to receive the electronic version of the article in entirety.
New Old Master painter, Ray Donley, is featured in the February 2008 edition of American Art Collector Magazine (p. 108-111). The article highlights both his traditional and extreme imagery.
Jessie Stuart Mackay's vivid paintings are showcased in the January 2008 edition of Architectural Digest (p. 152-157). Her artwork is prominently displayed in the article ‘Mary Matalin & James Carville: Opposing Views in a Bold Design Vision Near the Capital’.
Virginia-based artist, Bethanne Kinsella Cople, has a write-up in the winter 2008 edition of The Piedmont Virginian Magazine (p. 62). Featured is her local landscape painting, ‘A Cardinal’s Bliss’.
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Principle Gallery is a fine art gallery located in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia, moments from Washington D.C. Featured artists: Lynn Boggess Kevin Fitzgerald, Martin Poole, G.C. Myers, Thomas Buechner, and Eric Slayton are just a few of the painters represented at Principle Gallery in Old Town Alexandria.