Jack Anderson
Jack Anderson, a true master of the traditional landscape, has been using watercolors as his art medium of choice since the mid 1960's. His watercolors reveal his love of the Door County countryside in all seasons, capturing scenes of meandering fence lines, meadows, sagging roof lines of old barns, creeks, limestone bluffs and sandy shores. The gallery also caries a complete selection of his limited edition prints and note cards.View online gallery.
Bridget Austin
Bridget Austin has been painting her impressions of nature in watercolors for over 30 years. Her fresh style, use of white paper, negative painting and lively color make her paintings a popular addition to many public and private collections. Favorite subjects include Door County landscapes of woods, water and rocks, wildflowers and gardens, nature studies, and scenes from her travels both here and abroad. Limited edition prints and note cards are also available. View online gallery.
Michael Bond
Michael Bond, born and raised in England, who emigrated to the U.S. in 1976, has been a full time printmaker for the past 25 years. He specializes in etching, drypoint, aquatint and mezzotint, often using a combination of all these techniques on the same plate. His lyrical etchings and drypoints often depict the countryside and historical sites of Europe and his native England, but he also has a nice selection of Door County subjects as well as Chicago and New York. View online gallery.
Donald W. Fundingsland
Don Fundingsland enjoys a great variety of subject material with a particular interest in flowers and birds. Don enjoys the challenge of painting in oils. Excitement comes for him when he is able to successfully transfer what he feels about the subject to the canvas, wanting to make these same feelings available to those who view the finished work.
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Kathy Glasnap
Kathy Glasnap, a peaceful serenity captures the mood and the tone of many of her watercolor or acrylic paintings. From the intricate detail of the architectural designs to the soft and gentle nature of her landscapes, the nostalgia of rural America and the spectacular scenery of Door County are depicted with charm and sensitivity. In addition to Kathy's original paintings, the gallery has a large selection of her limited edition prints in a variety of sizes as well as Christmas cards and note cards.
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Mary Johnson
Mary Johnson lives in Phoenix, but is a summer resident of Sister Bay. Her bold, colorful oil paintings generally reflect her love of Door County - its water, trees, flowers and countryside. A good play of colors is Mary's primary objective in each of her works. "I like strong colors that move around the canvas and use a lot of white because it keeps the painting clean and light; colors play well against it. Flowers seem to appear most frequently on my canvases, but I've been known to include people, pigs and pastures.
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June Maeder
June Maeder began painting primarily in watercolors but now focuses entirely on painting with oils. Her studio is located on the waters of Green Bay which she finds to be a constant source of inspiration. Her love of people, nature, animals and flowers is the driving motivation behind the selection of the subjects she paints. She believes that the lasting value of life is love and all her paintings are an affirmation of this belief. View online gallery.
Charles L. Peterson
Charles L. Peterson known by many as Chick, lives and paints on Wisconsin's beautiful Door Peninsula where he moved in 1973 following a celebrated 20 year career as a college Professor of Art. Long respected by the serious art community for his masterful work in watercolor, his Memories Collection brought him unprecedented national popularity in signed, limited edition prints. He is also widely known for his Maritime paintings executed with precise and accurate concern to detail. Chick paints primarily in watercolors, but also does wonderful renderings in a combination of ink and gouache, pencil drawings and an occasional oil. The subject matter of most of Peterson's paintings tends to be ordinary people, doing ordinary things, commonly in historical settings. In addition to representing his current originals, the gallery has a large selection of his limited edition prints, currents and 2nd market, as well as books and note cards. View online gallery.
Stacey Small Rupp
Stacey Small Rupp has been painting the Door County landscape for over 20 years. As a native of Door County, her work captures it's "spirit"...fresh, tranquil and charming are words often used to describe her work. Shorelines, trees and old barns with wildflowers are some of her favorite subjects. The ever changing seasons are also a favorite to capture. Stacey's roots run deep to the early Scandinavian settlers of Northern Door County. Her paintings have been featured in "Celebrating Door County's Wild Places" and have been juried into shows at the Miller Art center, Sturgeon Bay and the Hardy Gallery in Ephraim. She also enjoys teaching workshops at the Art Garage in Green Bay and at the Clearing in Ellison Bay. View online gallery.
Mark Vandervinne
Mark Vandervinne believes that his love and admiration of light and the landscape were formed at a young age growing up in a rural setting in Iowa. There is a serenity to his landscapes that is immediately appealing. His oils evoke places to pause and reflect, serene and peaceful, often without the intrusion of mankind or its objects. Mark's oils executed with a traditional style are a joy to behold. View online gallery.
